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Misschien zijn credit cardquote:Op dinsdag 9 februari 2010 16:58 schreef eskil het volgende:
Wie betaald eigenlijk die borg voor Murray? Hij kan niet eens zijn childsupport betalen.
Ik weet eigenlijk niet. Hoe zit het trouwens met die child support, KAN hij die niet betalen of WIL hij die niet betalen?
Zijn advocaat zei dat hij (de advocaat dus) het ging betalen. Zal later wel verrekend wordenquote:Op dinsdag 9 februari 2010 16:58 schreef eskil het volgende:
Wie betaald eigenlijk die borg voor Murray? Hij kan niet eens zijn childsupport betalen.
You will allways be my hero...
Joe Jackson transcript van CNN, hij noemt echt een paar namen dit keer:
Dr. Conrad Murray Charged in Death of Michael Jackson; Interview With Jenny Sanford
Aired February 8, 2010 - 21:00 ET
THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.
LARRY KING, HOST: Tonight, breaking news exclusive -- Michael Jackson's father Joe is here. And he's lashing out and slamming the state publicly, for the first time since facing the doctor charged today with manslaughter in the death of the pop icon.
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)
JOE JACKSON, MICHAEL JACKSON'S FATHER: It's not enough.
(END VIDEO CLIP)
KING: Plus, Jenny Sanford rips the lid off the sex scandal that ruined her marriage. Her husband cheated on her and lied about it. And now South Carolina's first lady is cutting him loose and moving on. She lets the public in on a very personal pain in a prime time exclusive next on LARRY
KING LIVE.
A couple of program notes before we start.
We're in Washington -- we're in New York tonight.
Tomorrow night, we'll be in Washington with First Lady Michelle Obama. And then Wednesday night in Washington with the vice president of the United States, Joe Biden.
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, was officially charged today in the connection with the death of the pop star. The one count of involuntary manslaughter alleges that Murray did unlawfully and without malice kill Michael Joseph Jackson. Dr. Murray entered a not guilty plea and was released on bail.
Joining us are the singer's father, Joe Jackson, and Joe's attorney, Brian Oxman.
What do you make of those charges, Joe?
JACKSON: I don't like those charges (INAUDIBLE). He -- he got off too easy in court today. You know, he's -- there's a lot of things that -- a lot of things that went on behind it that's not illustrated, what's been going on.
KING: Things that you know about? JACKSON: Well, I know that I'm looking for justice for my son. And to me, he's just a fall guy. There's other people, I think, involved with this whole thing. But I think that if he's interrogated, he would come clean and tell everything he knows.
KING: Did you want him charged with -- with homicide or murder?
JACKSON: I was looking for justice. And justice, to me, would be the murder charge.
KING: Because your son, Jermaine, said that the charges were not enough. And I guess you agree with him.
Brian, is it...
JACKSON: Oh, yes. No, we all...
KING: Brian, is it involun...
JACKSON: ...you know, Larry, we...
KING: Oh. Go ahead, Joe.
JACKSON: No, we all agree that it was not enough. Even the fans all over the world agree that this wasn't enough. Believe me, it was not enough.
KING: Brian Oxman, though, involuntary manslaughter means that the doctor was not there to kill him and while he may have used something that -- I'm gathering this -- that shouldn't have been used, it certainly was he didn't intend for him to die. So it had to be accidental.
Isn't that the only charge he could bring -- Brian?
BRIAN OXMAN, ATTORNEY: No, Larry. I -- I am heartbroken by these charges. Everyone in the family is heartbroken by these charges because you've got a reckless endangerment of a human life here. This doctor is giving this drug -- this Propofol -- like it was some kind of Sleep Ease it's -- or a pill for sleep. It is an anesthesia. It's dangerous when you do it outside of a hospital and you don't have the resuscitation equipment, you don't have the necessary monitoring of the heartbeat and the pulse and the oxygen level in the body.
I'm sorry, as a parent, I wouldn't let me child receive this. And I'm sitting here next to Joe Jackson. I'm sorry. This is what his child received. It is dangerous. It raises to the level of implied malice. And that is murder two.
KING: All right. We have a quote, by the way, from La Toya. The quote is: "Michael was murdered and although he died at the hands of Dr. Conrad Murray, I believe Dr. Murray was part of a much larger plan. There are other individuals involved and I will not rest. I will continue to fight until all of the proper individuals are brought forth and justice is served." We should remind you that Dr. Murray has only been charged. He has pled not guilty. And in this country, you're innocent until proven guilty.
Do you know, Joe, what your daughter means by "other people and other things they did?"
Do you know what she's referring to?
JACKSON: Well, I think she was referring to people this -- this was behind all of this. It's not just Dr. Murray himself...
KING: Like what people?
JACKSON: All of the people that was involved with Michael. I don't know exactly what all of them's names are. But, sure, there was a whole slew of them. And if...
KING: (INAUDIBLE)...
JACKSON: ...if he was interrogated enough, that they would find out everything from Dr. Murray.
OXMAN: That's right.
KING: Now, why do you -- why do you believe -- hold it, Brian.
Why do you believe, Joe, that other people were involved in your son's death?
Why do you believe that?
JACKSON: Well, who -- who's paying Dr. Murray?
Michael's not paying him because he's not here.
Who's paying all these other people that's involved?
Frank DeLeo -- all of those guys are no good guys, as far as I'm concerned. And -- Dr. Toomey (ph) is another guy that's in trying to -- all of Michael's memorabilia, he's out there with it and we can't find it. We're looking for it to sell because it belongs to the kids.
KING: Are you saying, Joe, that these people wanted Michael to die?
JACKSON: Michael said that himself, that -- that he would be killed. And he told his mother that. Because he was afraid that -- he was afraid to even do all of these shows because he was afraid that he wouldn't get a chance to finish all of those shows, because he couldn't. You don't do all those shows back to back. Even his kids say that he had told them that he would be murdered.
KING: Joe, do you know the doctor?
JACKSON: No, I don't. I don't (INAUDIBLE)... KING: Do you plan to -- Brian, are there -- are there any civil lawsuits going to come out of this?
OXMAN: Oh, absolutely, Larry. Sure enough. You've got liability on the part of a physician who was giving this drug on a regular, ordinary basis. And -- and what La Toya is talking about -- and I've talked to her a great deal about this -- is that all the people around Michael, they knew of the danger. I warned of the danger. I -- I'm sitting here going, I saw it. And I said, look, people, this man is going to die from the administration of these drugs.
And the family -- La Toya was shunned, Mr. Jackson was shunned. Everyone in this family was told, hey, we -- we have it under control. No, sir. They did not have it under control. It was reckless...
KING: So what was the purpose, Brian...
OXMAN: ...it was irresponsible.
KING: So there was just...
(CROSSTALK)
KING: You don't think they intended to harm him, do you?
Or do you?
OXMAN: I think they intended to take a -- a superstar, a megastar and have him do what they wanted him to do. And one of the ways to do it was to give him every drug that he possibly could ask for. The one thing we don't do in this society is say to people who are addicted to medications, here, have everything you want. That is reckless. It's dangerous. And, frankly, Larry, anyone who says to a drug addict here, let me give you what you want, and then they die, I'm sorry, if their name isn't Michael Jackson as the victim, they're going to be charged with murder two.
KING: All right. We're going to have you both back very soon.
And, Joe, we'll talk more about the foundation.
That's Joe Jackson and Brian Oxman on the news today that Michael Jackson's Dr. Conrad Murray charged with -- in the death of the pop star -- did unlawfully and without malice kill Michael Joseph Jackson. That's the charge.
We, of course, have no proof that any of the people our guests mentioned are involved in any wrongdoing.
Now, that's -- that's one thing to cover.
Now, what's it like hearing your spouse tell the world that his soul mate is somebody other than you?
Dr. Conrad Murray Charged in Death of Michael Jackson; Interview With Jenny Sanford
Aired February 8, 2010 - 21:00 ET
THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.
LARRY KING, HOST: Tonight, breaking news exclusive -- Michael Jackson's father Joe is here. And he's lashing out and slamming the state publicly, for the first time since facing the doctor charged today with manslaughter in the death of the pop icon.
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)
JOE JACKSON, MICHAEL JACKSON'S FATHER: It's not enough.
(END VIDEO CLIP)
KING: Plus, Jenny Sanford rips the lid off the sex scandal that ruined her marriage. Her husband cheated on her and lied about it. And now South Carolina's first lady is cutting him loose and moving on. She lets the public in on a very personal pain in a prime time exclusive next on LARRY
KING LIVE.
A couple of program notes before we start.
We're in Washington -- we're in New York tonight.
Tomorrow night, we'll be in Washington with First Lady Michelle Obama. And then Wednesday night in Washington with the vice president of the United States, Joe Biden.
Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, was officially charged today in the connection with the death of the pop star. The one count of involuntary manslaughter alleges that Murray did unlawfully and without malice kill Michael Joseph Jackson. Dr. Murray entered a not guilty plea and was released on bail.
Joining us are the singer's father, Joe Jackson, and Joe's attorney, Brian Oxman.
What do you make of those charges, Joe?
JACKSON: I don't like those charges (INAUDIBLE). He -- he got off too easy in court today. You know, he's -- there's a lot of things that -- a lot of things that went on behind it that's not illustrated, what's been going on.
KING: Things that you know about? JACKSON: Well, I know that I'm looking for justice for my son. And to me, he's just a fall guy. There's other people, I think, involved with this whole thing. But I think that if he's interrogated, he would come clean and tell everything he knows.
KING: Did you want him charged with -- with homicide or murder?
JACKSON: I was looking for justice. And justice, to me, would be the murder charge.
KING: Because your son, Jermaine, said that the charges were not enough. And I guess you agree with him.
Brian, is it...
JACKSON: Oh, yes. No, we all...
KING: Brian, is it involun...
JACKSON: ...you know, Larry, we...
KING: Oh. Go ahead, Joe.
JACKSON: No, we all agree that it was not enough. Even the fans all over the world agree that this wasn't enough. Believe me, it was not enough.
KING: Brian Oxman, though, involuntary manslaughter means that the doctor was not there to kill him and while he may have used something that -- I'm gathering this -- that shouldn't have been used, it certainly was he didn't intend for him to die. So it had to be accidental.
Isn't that the only charge he could bring -- Brian?
BRIAN OXMAN, ATTORNEY: No, Larry. I -- I am heartbroken by these charges. Everyone in the family is heartbroken by these charges because you've got a reckless endangerment of a human life here. This doctor is giving this drug -- this Propofol -- like it was some kind of Sleep Ease it's -- or a pill for sleep. It is an anesthesia. It's dangerous when you do it outside of a hospital and you don't have the resuscitation equipment, you don't have the necessary monitoring of the heartbeat and the pulse and the oxygen level in the body.
I'm sorry, as a parent, I wouldn't let me child receive this. And I'm sitting here next to Joe Jackson. I'm sorry. This is what his child received. It is dangerous. It raises to the level of implied malice. And that is murder two.
KING: All right. We have a quote, by the way, from La Toya. The quote is: "Michael was murdered and although he died at the hands of Dr. Conrad Murray, I believe Dr. Murray was part of a much larger plan. There are other individuals involved and I will not rest. I will continue to fight until all of the proper individuals are brought forth and justice is served." We should remind you that Dr. Murray has only been charged. He has pled not guilty. And in this country, you're innocent until proven guilty.
Do you know, Joe, what your daughter means by "other people and other things they did?"
Do you know what she's referring to?
JACKSON: Well, I think she was referring to people this -- this was behind all of this. It's not just Dr. Murray himself...
KING: Like what people?
JACKSON: All of the people that was involved with Michael. I don't know exactly what all of them's names are. But, sure, there was a whole slew of them. And if...
KING: (INAUDIBLE)...
JACKSON: ...if he was interrogated enough, that they would find out everything from Dr. Murray.
OXMAN: That's right.
KING: Now, why do you -- why do you believe -- hold it, Brian.
Why do you believe, Joe, that other people were involved in your son's death?
Why do you believe that?
JACKSON: Well, who -- who's paying Dr. Murray?
Michael's not paying him because he's not here.
Who's paying all these other people that's involved?
Frank DeLeo -- all of those guys are no good guys, as far as I'm concerned. And -- Dr. Toomey (ph) is another guy that's in trying to -- all of Michael's memorabilia, he's out there with it and we can't find it. We're looking for it to sell because it belongs to the kids.
KING: Are you saying, Joe, that these people wanted Michael to die?
JACKSON: Michael said that himself, that -- that he would be killed. And he told his mother that. Because he was afraid that -- he was afraid to even do all of these shows because he was afraid that he wouldn't get a chance to finish all of those shows, because he couldn't. You don't do all those shows back to back. Even his kids say that he had told them that he would be murdered.
KING: Joe, do you know the doctor?
JACKSON: No, I don't. I don't (INAUDIBLE)... KING: Do you plan to -- Brian, are there -- are there any civil lawsuits going to come out of this?
OXMAN: Oh, absolutely, Larry. Sure enough. You've got liability on the part of a physician who was giving this drug on a regular, ordinary basis. And -- and what La Toya is talking about -- and I've talked to her a great deal about this -- is that all the people around Michael, they knew of the danger. I warned of the danger. I -- I'm sitting here going, I saw it. And I said, look, people, this man is going to die from the administration of these drugs.
And the family -- La Toya was shunned, Mr. Jackson was shunned. Everyone in this family was told, hey, we -- we have it under control. No, sir. They did not have it under control. It was reckless...
KING: So what was the purpose, Brian...
OXMAN: ...it was irresponsible.
KING: So there was just...
(CROSSTALK)
KING: You don't think they intended to harm him, do you?
Or do you?
OXMAN: I think they intended to take a -- a superstar, a megastar and have him do what they wanted him to do. And one of the ways to do it was to give him every drug that he possibly could ask for. The one thing we don't do in this society is say to people who are addicted to medications, here, have everything you want. That is reckless. It's dangerous. And, frankly, Larry, anyone who says to a drug addict here, let me give you what you want, and then they die, I'm sorry, if their name isn't Michael Jackson as the victim, they're going to be charged with murder two.
KING: All right. We're going to have you both back very soon.
And, Joe, we'll talk more about the foundation.
That's Joe Jackson and Brian Oxman on the news today that Michael Jackson's Dr. Conrad Murray charged with -- in the death of the pop star -- did unlawfully and without malice kill Michael Joseph Jackson. That's the charge.
We, of course, have no proof that any of the people our guests mentioned are involved in any wrongdoing.
Now, that's -- that's one thing to cover.
Now, what's it like hearing your spouse tell the world that his soul mate is somebody other than you?
You will allways be my hero...
"The decedent suffered from vitiligo".
Misschien dat de media het nu ook een keer gelooft.
Misschien dat de media het nu ook een keer gelooft.
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Jammer dat Joe niet duidelijk wordt over wie hij nou precies bedoelt. Zal legaal gezien wel niet slim zijn om namen te noemen?
Nog meer uit het rapport, van TMZ:
Nog meer uit het rapport, van TMZ:
Tering...quote:As for what drugs were found in Michael Jackson's house ... authorities found Diazepam (for anxiety) prescribed by Dr. Murray, Lorazepam (for anxiety) prescribed by Dr. Murray and Temazepam (for insomnia) prescribed by Dr. Murray. Authorities also found Clonazepam (for panic disorders) prescribed by Dr. Allan Metzger, Trazodone (an anti-depressant) prescribed by Dr. Metzger. And they found Tizanidine (a muscle relaxer) prescribed to Omar Arnold (a Jackson alias) prescribed by Dr. Arnold Klein. There was also an empty vial of Propofol injectable emulsion and an empty glass vial of a Flumazenil injection (which reverses effects of sedation) and a broken syringe.
As we first reported, authorities found 11 vials of Propofol ... 3 100 ml vials and 8 20 ml vials. None of the bottles had prescription directions, patient or doctor names.
They also found liquid Midazolam (anti-anxiety), Lorazepam liquid (injectable) and 14 capsules of ephedrine (for narcolepsy and depression), caffeine aspirin, Zanaflex (a muscle relaxer) and Prednisone (for skin conditions). There was also Azithromycin (an antibiotic), prescribed by Dwight James/Cherilyn Lee and the patient name was Kathlyn Hursey.
UPDATE: An anesthesiologist who consulted with the Coroner said there are "NO reports of its use (Propofol) for insomnia relief, to my knowledge. The only reports of its use in homes are cases of fatal abuse."
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2010/0(...)urray/#ixzz0f4AaN4Lt
Ik vond dat flesje pis ook wel apart.
Zou Klein misschien toch gelijk hebben gehad: dat ie in een fles piste
En dat ie bijna kaal was.
Zou Klein misschien toch gelijk hebben gehad: dat ie in een fles piste
En dat ie bijna kaal was.
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Nou ja, bij de dokter moet je toch vaak een flesje pis inleveren, misschien checken ze via urine het medicijngehalte of zo?
Dat ie weinig haar meer had verbaast me niet zoveel. Ten eerste was zijn hele schedel al afgefikt toen met Pepsi en ten tweede hebben een aantal van zijn broers ook een kale bats. Hij was tenslotte al 50.
Dat ie weinig haar meer had verbaast me niet zoveel. Ten eerste was zijn hele schedel al afgefikt toen met Pepsi en ten tweede hebben een aantal van zijn broers ook een kale bats. Hij was tenslotte al 50.
Medicijngehalte checken door pis? Hij had toch een dokter die alles voorschreef, die wist wel wat ie gebruikte neem ik aan 
Z'n pa bedoelt AEG en iedereen die verantwoordelijk was voor de show. AEG betaalde Murray.
AEG zou koste wat kost een show hebben willen hebben. Als dat betekende dat MJ drugs moest gebruiken om te slapen, dan kon ie ze krijgen.
Die Brian zou meerdere malen ad. bel hebben getrokken dat MJ aan de drugs was. Mensen om MJ heen zeiden dat het allemaal onder controle was. Niet dus
Z'n pa bedoelt AEG en iedereen die verantwoordelijk was voor de show. AEG betaalde Murray.
AEG zou koste wat kost een show hebben willen hebben. Als dat betekende dat MJ drugs moest gebruiken om te slapen, dan kon ie ze krijgen.
Die Brian zou meerdere malen ad. bel hebben getrokken dat MJ aan de drugs was. Mensen om MJ heen zeiden dat het allemaal onder controle was. Niet dus
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Ik zag gisteren in Shownieuws weer Jackson-fans bij de rechtbank met banners, ouders en familieleden aankomen, het is gewoon een 2005-revival daar. Trial of the Century part II!
Ah, maar daarvoor moeten ze wel kunnen bewijzen dat iemand van AEG dat daadwerkelijk zo gezegd heeft (al zou het me niet verbazen).quote:Op dinsdag 9 februari 2010 20:09 schreef matthijst het volgende:
Medicijngehalte checken door pis? Hij had toch een dokter die alles voorschreef, die wist wel wat ie gebruikte neem ik aan
Z'n pa bedoelt AEG en iedereen die verantwoordelijk was voor de show. AEG betaalde Murray.
AEG zou koste wat kost een show hebben willen hebben. Als dat betekende dat MJ drugs moest gebruiken om te slapen, dan kon ie ze krijgen.
Die Brian zou meerdere malen ad. bel hebben getrokken dat MJ aan de drugs was. Mensen om MJ heen zeiden dat het allemaal onder controle was. Niet dus
Oud nieuws, jongenquote:Op dinsdag 9 februari 2010 20:27 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
Ik zag gisteren in Shownieuws weer Jackson-fans bij de rechtbank met banners, ouders en familieleden aankomen, het is gewoon een 2005-revival daar. Trial of the Century part II!
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Dat zagen we gisteren allemaal op de livestream.
Ik blijf mijn bedenkingen houden, er klopt ook iets niet wat die drugs betreft.
Bij de 1e huiszoeking werden er geen drugs gevonden, daarna kon de familie in en uit lopen de dagen daarna (ze hebben toen heel veel spullen meegenomen, maar ook de kans gehad om dingen neer te leggen) en pas daarna werd het huis afgeschermd en een 2e huiszoeking gedaan waarbij wel drugs werden gevonden.
Het zaakje stinkt aan alle kanten.
In het autopsierapport zijn ook al vreemde dingen opgevallen.
Uit de 911-call blijkt duidelijk dat de dokter Michael op bed reanimeerde, maar in het rapport staat dat hij op de grond werd gereanimeerd. Murray had ook verklaard dat hij niet 911 direct kon bellen, pfff, omdat er geen telefoon voor handen was. In het rapport staat dat er een telefoon naast het bed stond!
Ik was wel verbaasd dat dit soort dingen ook in een autopsierapport komen te staan.
Bij de 1e huiszoeking werden er geen drugs gevonden, daarna kon de familie in en uit lopen de dagen daarna (ze hebben toen heel veel spullen meegenomen, maar ook de kans gehad om dingen neer te leggen) en pas daarna werd het huis afgeschermd en een 2e huiszoeking gedaan waarbij wel drugs werden gevonden.
Het zaakje stinkt aan alle kanten.
In het autopsierapport zijn ook al vreemde dingen opgevallen.
Uit de 911-call blijkt duidelijk dat de dokter Michael op bed reanimeerde, maar in het rapport staat dat hij op de grond werd gereanimeerd. Murray had ook verklaard dat hij niet 911 direct kon bellen, pfff, omdat er geen telefoon voor handen was. In het rapport staat dat er een telefoon naast het bed stond!
Ik was wel verbaasd dat dit soort dingen ook in een autopsierapport komen te staan.
Bedankt voor de video's gifkwal.
Wat zweet die rechter, er staat zelf een vinnetje op hem gericht ...
Wat zweet die rechter, er staat zelf een vinnetje op hem gericht ...
Volgens mij is dit nog niet voorbijgekomen (of wel?)
Med Board Goes After Murray with a Vengeance
Posted Feb 8th 2010 6:18PM by TMZ Staff
Dr. Conrad Murray is a "danger to the public" -- according to the medical board that licensed him to practice medicine in California.
According to documents filed with the court, the Medical Board of California believes Murray showed, "utter disregard for the care and well-being of the persons entrusted to his care" -- namely, Michael Jackson.
The Board wants the judge to step in because it takes the Medical Board a long time to yank a doctor's license.
In the end, the judge ordered Dr. Murray not to administer anesthetics, including Propofol.
The judge will hear the Medical Board's request to suspend Dr. Murray's license as a bail condition in a few weeks.
Med Board Goes After Murray with a Vengeance
Posted Feb 8th 2010 6:18PM by TMZ Staff
Dr. Conrad Murray is a "danger to the public" -- according to the medical board that licensed him to practice medicine in California.
According to documents filed with the court, the Medical Board of California believes Murray showed, "utter disregard for the care and well-being of the persons entrusted to his care" -- namely, Michael Jackson.
The Board wants the judge to step in because it takes the Medical Board a long time to yank a doctor's license.
In the end, the judge ordered Dr. Murray not to administer anesthetics, including Propofol.
The judge will hear the Medical Board's request to suspend Dr. Murray's license as a bail condition in a few weeks.
Leef en Laten Leven
Geen dank Piepie. Maar wat betekent "er staat een vinnetje op hem gericht"?
En dat is wel goed nieuws, van dat Medical Board! De rechter zei ook al dat hij me een dokter is getrouwd, lijkt me ook wel positief ergens.
En dat is wel goed nieuws, van dat Medical Board! De rechter zei ook al dat hij me een dokter is getrouwd, lijkt me ook wel positief ergens.
Een klein ventilatortje op het bureauquote:Op woensdag 10 februari 2010 13:13 schreef gifkwal het volgende:
Geen dank Piepie. Maar wat betekent "er staat een vinnetje op hem gericht"?
En dat is wel goed nieuws, van dat Medical Board! De rechter zei ook al dat hij me een dokter is getrouwd, lijkt me ook wel positief ergens.
Aha
Ik zou ook gaan zweten als ik eindverantwoordelijke was in deze zaak, whehe. Of misschien hadden ze in dat krakkemikkige gebouwtje geen airco.
Murray zag er trouwens wel zielig uit
Ik zou ook gaan zweten als ik eindverantwoordelijke was in deze zaak, whehe. Of misschien hadden ze in dat krakkemikkige gebouwtje geen airco.
Murray zag er trouwens wel zielig uit
Het is ook zo'n lullig rechtbankje, terwijl het hier om een van de beroemdste mensen ter wereld gaat. Alles lijkt na zijn dood opeens zo kneuterig te gaan.quote:Op woensdag 10 februari 2010 15:59 schreef gifkwal het volgende:
Aha
Ik zou ook gaan zweten als ik eindverantwoordelijke was in deze zaak, whehe. Of misschien hadden ze in dat krakkemikkige gebouwtje geen airco.
Murray zag er trouwens wel zielig uit
Dat vond ik ook al zo raar. Maar ze gaan het proces verplaatsen naar down town geloof ik he? Vanaf april.
Trouwens wat ik echt belachelijk vind is dat Michael's bail 3 miljoen dollar (!!!) was! Las ik gisteren weer eens even. Was het alweer vergeten maar wat een aso bedrag vergeleken bij moordenaars die daarvan slechts een fractie moeten betalen...
Trouwens wat ik echt belachelijk vind is dat Michael's bail 3 miljoen dollar (!!!) was! Las ik gisteren weer eens even. Was het alweer vergeten maar wat een aso bedrag vergeleken bij moordenaars die daarvan slechts een fractie moeten betalen...
Michael Jackson has apologised to Lisa Marie Presley from beyond the grave.
Tja, wat moet je hier nou weer mee...
Tja, wat moet je hier nou weer mee...
niks....gewoon weer onzin om de bladen te vullenquote:Op woensdag 10 februari 2010 16:15 schreef gifkwal het volgende:
Michael Jackson has apologised to Lisa Marie Presley from beyond the grave.
Tja, wat moet je hier nou weer mee...
http://www.nu.nl/achterkl(...)ad-ondergewicht.html
Extreem ondergewicht? Mischien ietwat aan de lichte kant maar verder heel normaal.
Leuke nieuwsvoering weer...
Extreem ondergewicht? Mischien ietwat aan de lichte kant maar verder heel normaal.
Leuke nieuwsvoering weer...
Modus Vivendi!
Beetje aan het werk @ Lao P.D.R.
Soda water en Earl Grey :-)
Beetje aan het werk @ Lao P.D.R.
Soda water en Earl Grey :-)
Dog The Bounty Hunterquote:Op dinsdag 9 februari 2010 16:58 schreef eskil het volgende:
Wie betaald eigenlijk die borg voor Murray? Hij kan niet eens zijn childsupport betalen.
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Ik vond hem anders wel extreem mager in This Is It. Ik had hem zelfs lichter dan 62 kilo gegokt. Maar goed dat dat van vitiligo erbij staat.
