I was doing some research on this so-called fraud 'Dr' (Tohme Tohme). I came across something as I recall Bonnie's post...something about MJ's body being moved? ...the article is quite interesting.
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....But La Toya says she approached the doctor, saying, ‘I want to talk to you. I want to know what happened to my brother.’ But, she says: ‘He mumbled a bunch of nothing.
He said something like, “Michael didn’t make it, I’m sorry.” It wasn’t right. It felt weird.’In all the confusion, she says, the doctor later ‘disappeared’. It is at this point, La Toya says, that her concerns were heightened. She was told by a different doctor that
Michael had fresh needle marks on his body.
According to reports, Jackson used intravenous anaesthetics to help him sleep, including Demerol and
Diprivan, a drug never normally used outside the operating theatre.
Police also removed two bagfuls of prescription drugs issued to various aliases from pharmacies in different US states. They have subpoenaed the star’s medical records from a series of doctors. La Toya says: ‘It will all come out. You will be shocked.’
The official coroner’s report is due soon along with the results of a second autopsy, which La Toya arranged, She says: ‘We want to sit down and compare the two reports before anything is made public. I have a strong idea of what the outcome will be but I cannot say anything at this stage.
‘He had needle marks on his neck and on his arms and more about those will emerge in the next few weeks. I cannot discuss that any further as I may jeopardise the investigation. I can, however, say that I have not changed my mind about my feeling that Michael was murdered.’
After returning from the hospital with the children and her mother to Katherine’s home, they received a troubling call from the Jackson mansion. It was Michael’s long-term assistant Michael Amin, a devout Muslim known as Brother Michael.
He told La Toya that her brother’s Lebanese-born, self-appointed business manager Dr Tohme Tohme had fired all the staff at the Beverly Hills property and at a second rented home in Las Vegas.
‘I want to know how Michael died, and then, at 11pm on the day he dies, all the staff are fired?’ she asks rhetorically. ‘That raised my suspicions.’
When she arrived at the house with her manager and close friend Jeffre Phillips, new security guards were in place.
She says: ‘I could smell and sense my brother everywhere. I could smell his favourite cologne, Black Orchid by Tom Ford. I went into his bedroom. There was a shirt discarded on the floor.’
She says Michael was taken to hospital from Dr Murray’s bedroom, across a large hall from his own. ‘Michael walked from his room to Dr Murray’s room. What happened in there we don’t know. He ended up alone in the room with the doctor.’
La Toya says: ‘No one was allowed upstairs apart from Dr Murray and the children. Paris has since told me that even they were not allowed in that room when Dr Murray was giving Michael his “oxygen”.
‘Michael didn’t keep a close eye on his finances. A lot of people made a lot of money out of Michael. The house he was renting at the end is a classic example. It would cost £15,000 a month to rent but he was charged £60,000 a month because he was Michael Jackson.’
‘As a family, we tried to get involved. We wanted to stage an intervention. But we couldn’t get near Michael. I knew something terrible was going to happen.
‘I believe he was cut off from the real world and the drugs were a way [for his hangers-on] to get in there. They got him hooked on drugs. He was pure and clean and then drugs came back into his system. I think it shocked his system so much it killed him.’
She says the family will file a civil lawsuit against anyone they believe responsible, as well as pushing for police to serve criminal charges:
‘I am going to get down to the bottom of this. I am not going to stop until I find out who is responsible. Why did they keep the family away? It’s not about money. I want justice for Michael. I won’t rest until I find out what – and who – killed my brother.’
‘His kids made him so happy but he didn’t have any real friends. His problem was he didn’t trust people. In the end, he died a lonely man surrounded by this shadowy entourage.’
While Michael regularly kept up to £1million in cash inside his home, La Toya says none was found. Nor was any of his vast collection of jewellery: ‘Someone went in there and did a good job. So many people were in the house before I got there.’
In the hours after Michael died, his sister Janet was so worried, she put her own security team in place inside the house. The sisters plan to move all of Michael’s possessions into storage to safeguard them for his children.
one way or another things come out. If in the worst case scenario it doesn't come out then there is one thing that the individual's responsible for this can't escape and that is themselves. No matter where they go or what they do this can never ever leave them. Then of course depending upon ones belief system there will be a final answering for this. Money will never be able to buy them out of nor undo what has been done. I've had to look at it in this way as judging from what I have been reading and the way in which the whole situation has been mishandled I am unsure whether there will be any actual man made justice in this case. This is so very sad.
You are correct we have discussed this. No one is talking about the other aspects surrounding Michael's death.
There was evidence as reported by La Toya that the house had been robbed. The owners of the house filed a claim against the estate for repairs to the security system. Computer hard drives were also missing. It was reported by the media at the time that they contained unreleased material. At that time if I recall correctly the media was blaming the family for their disappearance. To the best of my knowledge the media has not mentioned it since.
Michael states in the first channeled message about not having many real friends. The channeled message proceeds La Toya saying the same thing.
Michael's recollection of where he was is not the same as presented in the media and in court. In order for Michael's information to be correct his body would have to have been moved. There are also physical indications of his body being moved in the autopsy report. Sorry I cannot say anymore.
I visited the house a few months ago. I was told by a person who was present that morning, that business was not as usual and there were no guards around. If they were indeed fired that night that would make sense why this person reported to me that they were not there that morning. Michael came home from rehearsal around 1:00am. It does seem odd if true that the guards were let go 2 hours before he arrived home. On the other hand another person who was there that night said that she saw guards but that one stuck out. He was smoking and not dressed in a suit. Perhaps she saw the replacement guards. There was an interview done by ABC in which the guards are interviewed. No one said anything about their job status. It is unclear at this point what might have been going on but it is sure conflicting.
Thx, Bonnie
Last Edited by on Jan 29, 2011 4:28 PM
Thanks fine Bonnie -- I can understand that you can not say more. I had doubts but I can now believe that he was moved. The family did have the 2nd autopsy and I wonder what the outcome was?
It makes sense about the missing tape, jewellery, money & the firing (if that occured).
I wonder if amir is under threat about what he had told La Toya and probably been told to stay quiet.
Just to come back to you on this. I have seen it before and although all in this segment sounds very suggestive it is really hard to say who is telling the truth here.
There are too many contradictory things being spoken by this man as well as others who crossed paths with Michael.
Things can be heard and taken out of context. I would not jump to any conclusions based on this.
The people they are quoting here, to the best of my observations, knew very little about Michael other than what they heard from the controlled media reporting and gossip and occasional or rare interaction with Michael in somewhat formal or business settings.
Again it is possible that what is being quoted here was said but whether it really went anywhere past that is hard to say.
Considering the circumstances of Michael's death one can say that everyone who had something to gain from Michael's death can be implicated in this way and falls under suspicion in my book.
Regretfully, at this point in time, the investigation has stopped at the doorstep to Doctor Murray.
