No need to shout, please. FYI, for everyone, the video was put out by his attorneys' PR firm (literally) and I'm sure was intended to sway some public opinion in favor of Murray and influence any prospective jury-pool. I'm sure the PR firm knew it would wind up on national news . . . . which it has. No WAY was it intended only for "family and friends." I feel sorry for his WIFE, who may not have known about the mistress and love-child, and now she's been publically humiliated. . . by her husband.
He could have said, to the Jackson family: "I'm so sorry for your loss."
That would simply have been compassionate and wouldn't have incriminated him. He didn't mention anything LIKE that. To me this video was a clear attempt, by his ATTORNEYS, to manipulate public opinion. IMHO.
Carry on,
Vic