His three children, Prince, Paris and Blanket Jackson were there to honor their father and place his hand print and foot prints in cement. – Get the deets and watch the live video of the event on the flip…
Williams said MJ was in good spirits on the evening of June 24, 2009… his last rehearsal. He said the rehearsal was “amazing.”
The following day, Williams received a panicked message from Murray at 12:13 pm saying, “call me right away.” When he called back, Murray told him MJ had a “bad reaction”… and to “get somebody here immediately.”
When Williams got there, the first thing he saw was MJ being brought out in a gurney. He said Murray seemed “frantic.”
Although, the trial of Dr Conrad Murray was filled with press and only a select group of fans who were chosen by lottery to sit in on the trial, there were many discoveries.
Here’s the argument from today, Michael Jackson was responsible for his own demise, according to KTLA’s Manny Medrano.
Another argument was it took 25 minutes for Murry to call 911 for help. It was stated that Murry literally ignored help Jackson. Dr.Conrad Murry wanted $5 million to take care of Michael Jackson for one year, but settled for $150,000.
But here are a few discoveries from today: Michael’s friend and choreographer, Kenny Ortega said while taking the stand that Michael was ill in the days leading to his death, and Dr. Murray berated him when he expressed concern, reports TMZ.
Here are some points that Ortega made while under oath:
1- Ortega — creator and director of “This Is It” — says Michael was “very excited” about the show.
2- Ortega said in mid to late June, 2009 Michael missed several rehearsals.
3- On Friday June 19th, Ortega noticed Michael “wasn’t right” and that something was going on. Ortega said it “troubled him.” He said Michael seemed lost and was “incoherent.”
4- Ortega says he sat with Michael as he watched the rehearsals — rubbing Michael’s feet because the singer was freezing cold. Michael left early that day.
5- Ortega says he was so worried about Michael, he sent an email to AEG Live CEO
AEG Live’s Co-CEO Paul Gongaware said while on the stand:
1- Gongaware claims the first 10 shows sold out nearly instantaneously and Michael wanted to add another 21 bringing the total to 31.
2- Gongaware says Michael was obsessed with beating Prince’s record of 21shows at the O2 arena.
3- He said even after selling out 50 shows, there were still 250,000 people waiting for tickets.
The Jackson family have scheduled a press conference in Beverly Hills next Monday, July 25 to reveal details on the show.
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