Maybe if the people who were "friends" of Michael Jackson had actually put the man before the myth he'd still be alive.
The court, MJ's family, friends, and fans can point the blame at Conrad Murray but had they never met he would still be dead due to the path he himself had selected.
I imagine the Jackson leaches will want a cut of that too. Now I know what is worse than lawyers, the Jackson family.
The War on Drugs is only for the less well to do. If you are a wealthy person you can order up any chemical cocktail you want anywhere you want at anytime you want.
Drug addicts are going to do what drug addicts are going to do. Plain and simple. You can beg plead argue persuade, but in the end they are going to do their drugs and make bad decisions while on them. Blame the addict, not the messengers.
He was a child molester and drug addict. Why is he still in the news?
Dr Murray deserves a medal for saving countless boys from this freak, drugged child molester.
Great. Send me 500 copies. I have been waiting with bated breath for this crap. Wow, my year is a success.
Now his "friends" and other "concerned" parties are breaking their silence. SMH! The time to speak out on his behalf was BEFORE he died!
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