All things michael jackson 5

[Imperfect4]

Just one thing I must say:

The tv guide channel is like a commercial. They do not show documentaries. A documentary would be shown on a full screen, not half of one. Can we get realistic here and take hold of the idea that it was NOT a documentary.

Thank you.

You're wrong. Now who should we believe? You? Or our lying eyes?

TV Guide Network (formerly known as The TV Guide Channel, Prevue Channel and Prevue Guide) is a American cable network owned by Lionsgate. It provides, on the bottom half of the screen, a scrolling grid that lists television channels and the television programs and films currently showing on them. On the top half of the screen are featured programs usually featuring movie previews, celebrity news, and commercials. The majority of the network's audience comes from channel surfers looking to see what's on and upcoming on their cable and satellite system's channel lineup.

Although the listing scroll continues to be the major feature of the channel, TV Guide Network has repositioned itself as a destination channel for television news and information through their original series and specials, mainly because of on-screen electronic program guides provided by satellite services and cable boxes, digital video recorders like TiVo which often obviate the need as programming is typically recorded automatically and in advance, and listings on the Internet, which offer the information in a speedier manner and with more detail than TVGN's grid listings. TV Guide offers its own EPG software on digital cable boxes, called TV Guide Interactive, which is similarly structured like TV Guide Network listings-wise.

A gridless version of the channel, featuring the channel in full-screen, is also provided to those providers who place the channel on a digital tier, where by the nature of having an on-screen program guide with the digital cable box, the channel's function would be duplicated, and the need for a guide channel for analog-only viewers is negated.

On January 5, 2009, Lionsgate announced that they would be buying TV Guide Network and TV Guide Online for $255 million. Lionsgate paid cash and the transaction closed on March 2, 2009.[1]

In April 2009, it was announced that Lionsgate announced plans on revamping the channel into a more entertainment-oriented channel, which will also include discontinuing the scrolling schedule that had been part of the channel since its 1985 inception.[2][3][4] Following this announcement, Mediacom announced that it would be dropping the channel;[5] also, Time Warner Cable had also dropped the channel as well, only in Texas.[6]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_Guide_Network

[Firehead11]

It is a sworn statement of probable cause. Good luck seeing much of it in court if there is a court case, that is. jmo

http://houstoncriminallaw-pressroom.com/

Read Affidavit statement.

Your Source:
Much of what was in the search warrant affidavit is factual. However, unfortunately, much is police theory. Most egregiously, the timeline reported by law enforcement was not obtained through interviews with Dr. Murray, as was implied by the affidavit. Dr. Murray simply never told investigators that he found Michael Jackson at 11:00 am not breathing. He also never said that he waited a mere ten minutes before leaving to make several phone calls. In fact, Dr. Murray never said that he left Michael Jackson’s room to make phone calls at all.

That wasn't even in the search warrant application. It states according to Murrays interview, the doctor left the room after about 10 minutes to use the bathroom. He was gone for two minutes. But he also failed to mention that he had been on the phone during the time making three phone calls that totally lasted appox 47 minutes. he did this after his patient was no longer breathing.


We will not comment on the “anonymous” law enforcement source that claims that Michael Jackson’s death will be ruled a homicide. Most of the reports by “anonymous” sources have been proven wrong. We will be happy to address the Coroner’s report when it is officially released.” Well that anonymous source called that one right!

My source ( http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/0824091jackson5.html) and opinions are in red.
Posters can read for themselves the differences as to what is being said in the sworn application for the search warrant or what the defense lawyer is stating. And I certainly would not expect to see the lawyers statement admitted during any trial either. But I would expect that Murray's statement will be. Now won't that be interesting?

[Imperfect4]

It is very possible that MJ came home from doing the show, and took something to relax...Ativan??? Then went to bed and Dr. Murray starts giving him whatever he gave him to get him to sleep, and didn't know about anything he had already taken. Which is not to say that what Dr. M gave him wouldn't have killed him anyway, but MJ could have been taking something all night long.

Bolded to address. Of course it is.

That would not negate the coroner's MOD "homicide." It could, however, prevent a charge of criminal homicide. In other words, MJ died at the hands of another -- another who didn't know what drugs were onboard at the time he administered the rest of them.

[Imperfect4]

Your point?

My point is that you are wrong about the TV Guide Network's programming and you should avoid disrespecting your fellow posters by assuming we don't know what we're watching.

It's a safe bet the information in the various MJ programs TVGN has aired recently is just as accurate and informative as TMZ.com and several other media outlets all of us here are currently sourcing for updates on this case.

[MK~ULTRA]

The point is...you were WRONG. How could you forget so fast? Oh wait...nevermind.

It is a scientific fact that marijuana affects the short term memory of people who use the illegal drug on a regular basis.

imo... of course. :)

[MK~ULTRA]

snipped

So if anything it is me who doesn't know what I am watching.

Agreed. :)

[MK~ULTRA]

I must have missed his plethora of murder victims!

Marijuana is also known to cause paranoia. ;)

[MK~ULTRA]

snipped with respect

Everyone knows, hard core addicts, not fully committed to treatment are gonna take and do exactly what they want. Just the fact that MJ was shopping around for diprivan and was using it, despite being repeatedly warned , illustrates my point.

It also illustrates the point that there have been no arrests.

[Imperfect4]

I may have assumed that my tv guide channel airs the same content as everybody else's tv guide channel. So if anything it is me who doesn't know what I am watching. I have never contemplated rushing to the tv guide channel for a breaking news report. It just never occured to me that tv guide channel was considered by the viewing public, as a leading news organization. We learn things everyday around here, and thats just swell with me.

Bolded to address. Then perhaps you shouldn't mock your fellow posters who do know what they were watching.

You're clearly considering TMZ.com a "leading news organization" for purposes of MJ death case updates. As well as headlines you read while waiting in line at the supermarket, as I recall. One of your alter egos had no problem bringing information from that "leading news organization" back to this thread and posting it, without so much as a link to whatever rag it was you were scanning in the checkout line.

[Cindylee]

Just giving you all a nudge over to the new thread. ->->->