FBI releases case files on Michael Jackson
Chamari SENANAYAKE
Someone threatened to kill Michael Jackson, and then-President George
H.W. Bush, according to FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) documents
just released. The FBI last week released seven files it compiled on the
late singer from 1992 to 2005-333 pages of evidence-gathering. One of
the documents, written by the L.A. City Attorney's office, indicated on
June 22, 1992, the author of a threatening letter "arrives in California
at Jackson's, threatens to kill".
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The FBI says the person who wrote the letter was charged with
extortion, pled guilty and was sentenced to prison in 1993. The person
who wrote the threatening letters says, "I'll commit mass murder at a
Michael Jackson concert if necessary, in an attempt to murder Michael,
then you will have to deal with my situation in the public eye."
It appears from the letters the writer wants mobster John Gotti to
fork over money and if he doesn't ... the writer threatens to kill
Michael. And later it was discovered that the man was obsessed with
Michael Jackson's sister Janet Jackson.
The FBI has been asked by the police to get involved with the Michael
Jackson's 1993 child molestation case, and they have been monitoring
Jackson for over 10 years.
According to documents, in another instance, Santa Maria police also
asked the FBI to get involved because the "worldwide media coverage"
could prove irresistible to terror groups during Michael Jackson trials.
Michael Jackson was later acquitted of all charges in the child
molestation case, however, some skeptics refused to believe Jackson was
innocent. During and after the trials millions of Michael Jackson's fans
stood by their idol and most of them believed he was indeed innocent.
Nothing."-What the FBI found over and over again when it did a
forensic search of Jackson's computers for the 2003-05 child-molestation
case that resulted in Jackson's acquittal. In their documents FBI states
'Nothing' at many places despite their lengthy involvement in monitoring
the Pop icon.
This comes as a surprise to some but not to millions all over the
world who believed from the beginning that Michael Jackson was falsely
accused of these child molestation cases by the persons who wanted get
millions of dollars from the King of Pop.
Sadly, the negative publicity created by these two cases almost
ruined his career and during his last few years Michael Jackson lived in
seclusion almost a heart-broken man, before he planned his big come back
through the 'This is It' concerts. Michael Jackson died of a cardiac
arrest before the concerts began.
He was only 50 years and his autopsy revealed that he was in good
health and an overdose of anesthesia 'Propofol', the only drug found in
his body given by his doctor has caused his death.
The investigation in to his death is still on going. |
