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"Phildo" <Phil@phildo.net> wrote in message 
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> "Jerry Peters" <jerry@example.invalid> wrote in message 
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>> In rec.audio.pro dimercaprol <angshubhowmik@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I don't know what the man did in his "private" life.
>>> But it is interesting to see how many people here and elsewhere know
>>> <i>with certainty</i> about his guilt when the jury trying him did
>>> not. Suggests that people have more evidence at their disposal than
>>> the jury did which is surprising considering that about 161 people
>>> gave evidence at the trial (if you can believe the papers). I
>>> certainly don't have more evidence than them so I will accept what the
>>> jury decided.
>>> Dimer
>>
>> IIRC, he paid off one of the victim's families so they and the victim
>> wouldn't cooperate with the prosecution.
>
> Money buys you an awful lot of "justice" in most countries round the 
> world.
>
> Just something someone suggested - MJ had a whole load of shows booked but 
> word was rehearsals were not going well and it is possible he may not have 
> been up to doing them. Since there was a whole load of money riding on 
> these shows maybe his death was a bit too convenient. No evidence yet of 
> course but it's food for thought. His estate is making millions from 
> record sales now he's dead and a lot of people stood to make a lot of 
> money from his death or at least wouldn't lose money invested in the 
> upcoming shows. Somehow I doubt this is the case but if the US government 
> can get away with demolishing the twin towers on 9/11 (and there is no 
> doubt in my mind that is exactly what happened) I suppose anything is 
> possible.
>
> Phildo
>



Lighten up, Phildo, thats just depressing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlBiLNN1NhQ&NR=1