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I can see why the non-believers don't just buy whatever Teddy says because lately, he has been acting rather...unusual. Not that it should dampen his credibility, but his reasons and conduct hasn't exactly helped to improve his credibility either. As far as I heard, he (or the Cascios) claimed that Michael recorded through a PVC pipe, recorded in an underground basement, had poor recording equipment, and the overall over-production of these songs ultimately led to the suspicious-sounding vocals on the tracks.
But I doubt that's enough to convince people, because it's just excuse, after excuse, after excuse. I'm sure everyone was looking forward to something truly solid, like footage of MJ recording these songs, the reports from the forensic musicologists, perhaps even footage of MJ just simply talking about the songs and doing some bit of candid singing. But since they haven't done so, I'm afraid the doubt will always remain. One cannot expect the non-believers to trust Teddy's words, while this Teddy is also calling himself MJ's servant, saying MJ is alive somewhere and will return at some point in time, and is praising Oprah.
Yes, this music label has scientific proof, but from what I understand, people won't be convinced unless this proof is shown to them, because saying that you have proof, whilst not presenting it, does not constitute proof. It becomes more of hearsay.
I don't know about the non-believers, but I don't think Jason Malachi's producer's word is the end to all discussions either. Just like Teddy, I feel he's going to have to provide something more solid than that, if he's to convince anyone. Either that, or he should take what he knows to the people that are going to take this issue to court.
I totally agree :clapping: