I don't know why they doubt of the autenticity of Glenda's tapes, her husband recorded some of those conversations because he thought Glenda was cheating on him. You can believe what you want bit if some choose to be in denial Michael told their true colors through some of those conversations, it's up to you.
And yet they are all in unison regarding the fact that Katherine was able to see her son whenever she wanted, that in itself is very telling of Michaels relationship with the rest of the family and trashes any excuse they come up with.
I haven't listened to all of the tapes, I guess-I've just recently discovered them on YouTube and read (I guess here) that they were legit, so that's why I listened. They talk about his dad breaking his rib? I do remember the only thing they said about his ribs in the autopsy report was that he had an EXTRA one.It is not Michael's voice on those tapes. The Steins are no different than other families that sought to use Michael for monies.
It is no matter what Stein may have said on social media after Michael's passing. That would not be the appropriate forum to admit wrongdoing provided she would actually admit to wrongdoing regarding those tapes.
If a rib(s) of Michael's was broken by his father in his lifetime, it would appear in his autopsy report.
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Glenda tapes are Michael. They have been around since 2005. They were also a part of a documentary in 2005 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuM7TDdh8LU&feature=youtu.be&t=5m46s
They talk about his dad breaking his rib? I do remember the only thing they said about his ribs in the autopsy report was that he had an EXTRA one.
Tygger;4111439 said:Simply existing since 2005 does not authenticate those tapes. It is not Michael's voice. The tapes were also NOT authenticated for that documentary which was rather tasteless to say the least. Stein presented them and the tapes supported the spin of the documentary. If the tapes did not support the agenda of the documentary, they would not be a part of it.
If a rib(s) of Michael's was broken by his father in his lifetime, it would appear in his autopsy report.
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A past injury such as a rib fracture(s) should have appeared in an autopsy if it happened as it was discussed in those tapes.
They talk about his dad breaking his rib?
There is a sentence where it seems like he might have mentioned something about rib but it is far from conclusive. Whether he says rib or something else and if he says rib then what is it he says happened to it is not clear from the audio (the word is definitely NOT "broke" though). It's at around 9:09 - you can listen for yourself:
If Jackson family members puts themselves in the public, they set themselves to be criticised like any other public person.
If they cannot stand the heat, they can stay out of the kitchen.
Just because there are Jackson fam fans does not mean everybody is, and should be allowed to say their opinion (even if it is not in line with yours).
And their human beings just like you and me, that is such a flawed way of looking at things. Oh "he has a lot of money, what does he have to worry about" oh "she have so much wealth, how can she possibly know what depression feels like". Money or no money, wealth or not wealth, they HUMANS and have issues just like anyone else.
There is a sentence where it seems like he might have mentioned something about rib but it is far from conclusive. Whether he says rib or something else and if he says rib then what is it he says happened to it is not clear from the audio (the word is definitely NOT "broke" though). It's at around 9:09
I thought he said "I lost my veering" or "I lost my hearing".
Simply existing since 2005 does not authenticate those tapes.
Wasn't there something about the possibility of the tapes being used for the defence in the trial? I can't remember the details but it's ringing a bell.
If Michael can say for over 62 million people that sight of Joe makes him puke, you can only imagine what he says privately to his friends.
Virre;4111462 said:From someone who knew Michael. "In 2006 when I first heard about those tapes (another one who taped their phone conversations with Michael), I asked him about them and he´s sounded frustrated when he said: "I don´t know why people who I see as friends feel the need to show the world they know me, and the need to not letting me have any privacy, not back then and not now, I found out it´s being taped, no apology or anything.", he talked some more about it, but nowhere did he say it´s not me on those taped."
Only my relative and the person who he said it too. People among many who knew Michael but not everyone knows about.Do you have a source for this quote?
I think the reason why these tapes came up in this thread are because of the things MJ said on them about his family - eg. the infamous "tight-knit my ass", among many other things. I don't think they are that far away from some things we know from other sources as well, just maybe MJ is more outspoken on these tapes than elsewhere which may be disturbing to some fans' idealized Jackson family picture. But I think even without these tapes it is clear that that the family relations and the relationship between MJ and his family have been far from ideal.
SheilaMJFan4Ever;4111442 said:What I find somewhat amusing is some people quote them as gospel.
respect77;4111444 said:The agenda of the "documentary" was to portray MJ as a child molester.
In fact, if anything, what the tapes support is that Michael's friendship with families often was not even centered around the children of the family, but the parents - typically the mother.
I think the reason why these tapes came up in this thread are because of the things MJ said on them about his family - eg. the infamous "tight-knit my ass", among many other things. I don't think they are that far away from some things we know from other sources as well, just maybe MJ is more outspoken on these tapes than elsewhere which may be disturbing to some fans' idealized Jackson family picture. But I think even without these tapes it is clear that that the family relations and the relationship between MJ and his family have been far from ideal.
Tygger;4109362 said:Off topic: I found the thread discussing the Glenda tapes on this forum. With a little research online, it is quite clear those tapes have not been authenticated because they are not Michael.
I understand, unfortunately, that some fans believe the tapes to be real and worse, have been encouraged to believe the tales by other fans. However; the Stein family successfully utilized these fabricated tapes for small fame and most likely, smaller profit.
ivy;4111465 said:They were being sold on a tabloid site and they were being used in not so favorable documentary , yet Michael and his team did nothing. Don't you think if they weren't real, he would have said so and/or do something to stop the sale & use of it?
Well, yes, and there you have it. He really said that, on the record, for millions of people to hear. Not an ambiguous statement, was it?
At least we can agree if Joseph had fractured Michael’s rib(s), it would appear in his autopsy. Regardless of whatever this particular person has stated on these tapes, some online fans have discussed Michael’s father as being capable of fracturing Michael’s ribs because of these fabricated discussions. That is a disservice to Michael and his father. It is unfortunate to see such discussions perpetuating these myths. Stein and others are benefiting from fans encouraging other fans to believe these tapes.
Michael : Yes, and I had pimples so badly it used to make me so shy, I used not to look at myself, I'd hide my face in the dark, I wouldn't want to look in the mirror and my father teased me and I just hated it and I cried every day.
Oprah : Your father teased you about your pimples?
Michael : Yes and tell me I'm ugly.
Oprah : Your father would say that?
Michael : Yes he would. Sorry Joseph.
Oprah : What's your relationship like with him?
Michael : I love my father but I don't know him.
Oprah : Are you angry with him for doing that? I think that's pretty cruel actually.
Michael : Am I angry with him?
Oprah : Because adolescence is hard enough without a parent telling you that you're ugly.
Michael : Am I angry with him? Sometimes I do get angry. I don't know him the way I'd like to know him. My mother's wonderful. To me she's perfection. I just wish I could understand my father.
Oprah : And so let's talk about those teen years. Is that when you started to go inside yourself? Because obviously you haven't spoken to the world for 14 years. So you went inside, you became a recluse. Was it to protect yourself?
Michael : I felt there wasn't anything important for me to say and those were very sad, sad years for me.
Oprah : Why so sad? Because on stage you were performing, you were getting your Grammies. Why so sad?
Michael : Oh, there's a lot of sadness about my past and adolescence, about my father and all of those things.
Oprah : So he would tease you, make fun of you.
Michael : Yes.
Oprah : Would he ... did he ever beat you?
Michael : Yes.
Oprah : And why would he beat you?
Michael : He saw me, he wanted me ... I guess I don't know if I was his golden child or whatever it was, some may call it a strict disciplinarian or whatever, but he was very strict, very hard, very stern. Just a look would scare you, you know.
Oprah : And were you scared of him?
Michael : Very. Like there's been times when he'd come to see me, I'd get sick, I'd start to regurgitate.
Oprah : As a child or as an adult?
Michael : Both. He's never heard me say this. I'm sorry, please don't be mad at me.
No. The agenda of the documentary was stated within the first five minutes. The agenda was to portray Michael as “developing obsessive relationships with young boys” NOT portraying him as a monster. If Stein did not play into that agenda, he and his tapes would NOT be a part of the documentary. In fact, I believe Stein is the only “boy” with evidence of Michael’s phone calls which is quite convenient for Stein. Others were only able to repeat the conversations as they remember them.
Does anybody here really doubt the fact Michael was physically and emotionally abused by his father?