Michael Jackson’s Doctor Murray Linked To James Brown’s Death
MICHAEL Jackson Watch: Anorak’s at-a-glance look at Michael Jackson in the news – did Michael Jackson’s doctor “KILL” James Brown?”
So asks the National Enquirer on its front page. There can be no easy answer, just more question:
Q: Was James Brown murdered?
Q: Given that Michael Jackson was treated by a around 56% of the US medical profession, the odds of a doctors also having treated the Godfather of Soul are high.
Q: Michael Jackson is dead?
Reading on, and we are fed the name Dr Conrad Murray, a man who has had his name sullied in the media and yet who remains innocent of any wrongdoing because – get this – there is not a shred of evidence that he has done anything wrong.
Says a Brown’s ex-publicist James Hollander:
“James and Michael we inseparable and they used the same ‘safe doctors’ who get them anything they wanted.”
Girls, laxatives, wooden sticks, knee hammers, nurses, little boys dressed in green-o, Lord Lucan in a Jacuzzi with Shergar’s head and bottles of flat Vimto, the Philosopher’s Stone – you name it, they got it.
“If James wanted drugs, he knew he could get them from those safe doctors in Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas and LA.”
Those doctors supplied PCP and marijuana?
Brown’s ex-manager Charles Bobbit that adds:
“Mr Brown may have been sneaking around behind my back with that doctor.”
Or, er, not.
“Meanwhile, Hollander is calling for Jackson case investigators to dig deeper into a possible link between Michael’s doctor and Brown.”
But what to look for? Boston prosecutor Wendy Murphy knows:
“She says officials can easily retrieve strands of Brown’s hair to be analyzed for prescription and illegal drugs. The results can then be matched to all the doctors and pharmacies who furnished Brown with those drugs.”
Then these drugs can be compared with those drugs found in a strand of Jackson’s hair.
Anorak is on it. My results show that Brown and Jackson’s hair contains drugs produced by Mr Wong’s Laboratories, Kowloon, Hong Kong and a nylon strain used in the stitching of Elvis’s jump suits.
The plot thickens…
Posted: 18th, August 2009 | In: Celebrities Comments (2) | TrackBack | Permalink
