Re: [General Discussion] AEG files their summary judgment motion asking to dismiss Katherine's lawsu
Paris says within 2 days before his death Michael said to her Tohme was back on board because he had helped Michael with a house in Las Vegas.
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I guess this doesn't harm the estates case against Tohme, because Paris says 2 days before MJ's death, Tohme was BACK, meaning he was fired.
Paris' statement about Tohme really had me thinking. It pretty much throws a big splash of water on a majority of the conspiracy theories, whether it's mentioned in this trial or not. One of the cornerstones of the theory is that Tohme set Michael up in the AEG deal knowing he couldn't or wouldn't be able to perform the schedule; basically contributing to any pressure Michael felt from AEG.
However, if Michael, himself, hired this man back only two days before he died after all that had happened with the Neverland auction fiasco, the show schedule that was allegedly "too much for him" and all because Tohme found him a house in Vegas???? That speaks volumes. I mean, this is the same man who Michael said caused him to "fear" for his life on that telephone recording.
It shows either Michael was incredibly forgiving OR, it means, like most ppl, he had good days and bad days. On bad days when you were screwing up/screwing him over, you were the enemy and out to get him and he wanted nothing to do with you and at other times....bygones. Tohme was fired in May and almost a month later he was allowed back?
The reason I say this is bad for conspiracy theorists is that Tohme's return indicates just because Michael thought of someone as a "bad guy" at one point, he didn't always stick to it. The threat was obviously not continuous. And some of us, myself included, should probably keep that in mind as this trial unfolds. He was able to change his mind about ppl....probably went back and forth. It's not IMPOSSIBLE. And if he applied that to Tohme, it could have applied to anyone, even ppl many have labeled "bad guys" during the course of the TII preparations. Remember, he claimed he was
scared for his LIFE in regards to Tohme. I'm sure we've all heard the tape? Yet, if Paris is being honest, imagine that...Michael forgave him...because of a house. Bygones. If she's being dishonest, well...no comment, for now. Time will surely tell.
I have a funny feeling that Prince's deposition was not interrupted because he was being treated unfairly by AEG's lawyers. Everybody knows that depositions are taped and comes with a transcript of said deposition. I believe AEG on this one, and their deposition tapes probably confirms it.
In my opinion, Prince's deposition was stopped because he was NOT helping his Grandmother's case, due to the line of questioning and the answers he was giving.
I mean, if Prince was on a roll and giving the answers necessary to help Mother's case, there is NO way they would have stopped it. They would have had that young man answering questions until the cows came home, if he were helping his Grandmother's case. Just a thought, nothing more.
I have the same funny feeling.
She could have said: I'M SEEKING JUSTICE!
I mean, they have no problem using that word when they are giving interviews and/or sending out tweets. So why not use that word when it really matters.
The word JUSTICE "may" have come up, but Mother's attorney must have said: "don't lie, you might as well be truthful and say FINANCIAL."
Agree 100%. And the Murray thing is so mind boggling. Even if it was "financial", what happened to the principal of the matter. A "judgment" would have been something to hold over his head in the future. Just becuz Murray may not have two nickels to rub together today doesn't mean he won't have them in the future. And he'd surely have to think twice about exploiting Michael to earn his pennies. At this point, he has free reign. Beyond shameful. Distasteful, in fact.
My opinion of the judge...yeah, it looks like she has some prejudiced bias about Michael's "addict" status. However, when you think about how this case started and what it's now down to, I have to give her credit for seeing thru a lot of hoohaa. She didn't allow herself to be swayed by cherry picked emails, faux smoking guns and whatnot. It's now down to whether or not AEG hired Murray. Thankfully, she won't be the one making the final decision on AEG's culpability. It will be up to the jurors. So far, jurors have been shockingly good with being able to see thru BS when it comes to MJ, mostly when things are laid out for them by comepetent attorneys.
IMO, this will come down to just that. Which attorney can do the best with the evidence they have to work with. So far, we've got an unsigned contract that went thru several revisions and an AEG email that says something about Murray's expectations and that they pay his salary yada yada. Unless there is an email that specifies Murray was expected to pump MJ with propofol and take chances his life, versus provide adequate and competent care like a normal doctor would, no dice...IMO.
Thank you, Ivy for all the updates.
Correction: I stated case was about whether Murray was hired or not. It's whether he was improperly hired/negligently hired. Still no dice, imo. ha.