Re: La Toya to release new book and single on the same day/ Summary at page 30
oh and remember this story after he died?
Notes found in Michael Jackson's room in his final hours reveal a series of wishes for the world.
Scribblings discovered on Post-its and paper show Jackson was psyching himself up to perform a gruelling 50-date UK tour.
"I am so grateful that I am a magnet for miracles," writes the tragic King of Pop. Magnet for Miracles is a phrase used in US self-help programs for recovering alcoholics. The idea behind the phrase is that the more one says about oneself, the more likely that things will go one's way.
A second note reads: "Love, no violence ever!" It carried the additional note, "Remember a beautiful future promise of tomorrow".
A friend of the late superstar said: "I think this reveals how positive Michael was until the last. He was such a sweet-natured man who saw the good in everyone. The note about a beautiful future is especially sad as it shows how he was looking forward to a successful, happy life."
A third note reads: "Do We Are The World in show," referring to a song, while "Call Temperton" is scrawled on a blue Post-it note. Meanwhile, a hand-written reminder to "Call Temperton" - believed to be British song-writer and producer Rob Temperton, who Michael recorded 'Thriller' and 'Rock With You' with - was propped up in the room with his agent Dr Tohme Tohme's business card and a note to call him too.
A source said the last two reminder notes revealed Jackson's frail state of mind. "It's worrying that he had to write reminders about things as obvious as these while he was rehearsing for his tour.
"But the drugs he was taking obviously had a huge impact on his mind and memory."
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There were strange notes, apparently handwritten by Michael himself, stuck onto the room's walls bearing the words "children are sweet" and "children are innocent".
The police officer said: "The temperature upstairs was stiflingly hot, with gas fireplaces and the heating system on high because Jackson always complained of feeling cold.
"The singer's bedroom was a mess, with items seemingly thrown about and some 20 handwritten notes stuck on the walls. A porcelain girl doll wearing a dress was found on top of the covers of the bed where he slept."
The officer also claims the singer's staff were banned from entering his room to clean up the mess