Autumn II
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See, here's the thing.... Michael Jackson died on Frank DiLeo's watch. Sad, but true. Tohme and all the other people were out of Michael's life in May. Leonard Rowe, Tohme, the chef, etc. Branca, DiLeo and others were hired. This is around the same time Michael started drastically losing weight. This is the time when Michael started texting, calling, emailing and physically speaking to fans about his displeasure with the shows and a host of other things. Again, Tohme was GONE and out of the picture.
I don't need to know what Tohme did because, well, we already know. We already suspected that he was up to no good. Roger Friedman has been squawking about Tohme for months now. There is no reason for DiLeo to do this NOW. What I want to know is why was Michael upset and despondent when YOU, DILEO became manager.... And don't feed me that BULL that he was jovial, healthy, and ecstatic because too many people know the truth now.
Stop using Tohme as a diversion and tell us why you and others turned a blind eye to Michael's deteriorating condition!! I don't care what was said in Sept 08 because guess what? Michael died when YOU were his manager! What went WRONG???
I swear.....
That is exactly correct. Michael died on FRANK'S watch, and he's passing the buck. I'm sure Tohme does need to be thrown under-the-bus, but FRANK needs to tell the f xxxx ing TRUTH and putting the blame on Tohme does not absolve him of. . . . anything.
Among those who said Michael was doing just fine are: Frank Dileo. Kenny Ortega (who probably wanted to work in the industry AGAIN someday, and not shoot himself in the foot). Randy Phillips, and anyone connected to AEG.
Those not connected to Michael by money tried to speak up. The fans reported that they were fearful for Michael. That his weight was dwindling, and that he was unhappy about doing fifty concerts. Karen Faye would NOT step up when she should have, and used the backdoor of some Facebook posts. But she KNEW. Even though she knew, she tried to shut fans up. . . . . . .
Michael died on FRANK'S watch, and no one else's. If he was such a "good friend," why then, did he essentially watch Michael dwindle and then DIE?