AEG - Michael Jackson tickets "commenerative Issue"
30 June 2009, 07:29 AM
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AEG - Michael Jackson tickets "commenerative Issue"
Well I hear that MJ ticket refunds may now be a problem for AEG and could conceivably push the company into receivership!
The latest plan is to "offer" commenerative Michael Jackson tickets INSTEAD of a refund
I wouldn't be surprised if AEG/O2 haven't spent all this time (since his death) trying to weasel out of their refund responsibilities.
The latest plan is to "offer" commenerative Michael Jackson tickets INSTEAD of a refund
I wouldn't be surprised if AEG/O2 haven't spent all this time (since his death) trying to weasel out of their refund responsibilities.
30 June 2009, 08:54 AM
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Judging by all the nutters that turned up in London to hear him announce his London tour. I'm sure AEG are onto a winner.
They'll frame them and hold a candlelight prayer meeting every year.
They'll frame them and hold a candlelight prayer meeting every year.
30 June 2009, 09:07 AM
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30 June 2009, 10:02 AM
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apparently they are of value because of the hologram.
Or is it a case they are going to go bankrupt because of now having 50 free nights at the O2.
You decide ............ !!!
mind you the typical jackson fan is such a nutter- they're bound to keep them !
Or is it a case they are going to go bankrupt because of now having 50 free nights at the O2.
You decide ............ !!!
mind you the typical jackson fan is such a nutter- they're bound to keep them !
30 June 2009, 12:32 PM
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Are you all so sure he's actually dead? Seen a photo of the body? Perhaps it's all a big scam to raise money to pay of debts and he can then retire in peace...
30 June 2009, 12:38 PM
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All that would be needed is a good impersonator, some payoffs etc, I am sure the yanks will come up with some excellent conspiracy theories of their own, like they do for everything.
30 June 2009, 01:20 PM
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I very much doubt he can weasel out of this one
I very much doubt he can weasel out of this one
30 June 2009, 01:22 PM
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How about this then? From 2005
SANTA BARBARA, CA—During a search for evidence at the Neverland Valley Ranch, investigators discovered a corpse that has been identified as that of Michael Jackson, Santa Barbara police officials announced Tuesday.
"Coroners have officially pronounced Michael Jackson dead. From what we can tell, he died between 18 and 20 years ago," forensic investigator Tim Holbrooke said. "We are not certain, at this time, who—or what—has been standing trial in that Santa Maria courthouse."
According to Holbrooke, Jackson's corpse was buried just inches below a stretch of the miniature-train tracks that run throughout Neverland. The largely desiccated corpse wore the remains of a red, zipper-covered leather jacket and a single glove.
"We positively identified the body as Jackson by his dental records and DNA," Holbrooke said. "But even before we conducted a single forensic test, we began to suspect that that we'd uncovered the real Michael, and that the disturbing figure claiming to be Jackson was a fake."
SANTA BARBARA, CA—During a search for evidence at the Neverland Valley Ranch, investigators discovered a corpse that has been identified as that of Michael Jackson, Santa Barbara police officials announced Tuesday.
"Coroners have officially pronounced Michael Jackson dead. From what we can tell, he died between 18 and 20 years ago," forensic investigator Tim Holbrooke said. "We are not certain, at this time, who—or what—has been standing trial in that Santa Maria courthouse."
According to Holbrooke, Jackson's corpse was buried just inches below a stretch of the miniature-train tracks that run throughout Neverland. The largely desiccated corpse wore the remains of a red, zipper-covered leather jacket and a single glove.
"We positively identified the body as Jackson by his dental records and DNA," Holbrooke said. "But even before we conducted a single forensic test, we began to suspect that that we'd uncovered the real Michael, and that the disturbing figure claiming to be Jackson was a fake."
30 June 2009, 01:57 PM
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How about this then? From 2005
SANTA BARBARA, CA—During a search for evidence at the Neverland Valley Ranch, investigators discovered a corpse that has been identified as that of Michael Jackson, Santa Barbara police officials announced Tuesday.
"Coroners have officially pronounced Michael Jackson dead. From what we can tell, he died between 18 and 20 years ago," forensic investigator Tim Holbrooke said. "We are not certain, at this time, who—or what—has been standing trial in that Santa Maria courthouse."
According to Holbrooke, Jackson's corpse was buried just inches below a stretch of the miniature-train tracks that run throughout Neverland. The largely desiccated corpse wore the remains of a red, zipper-covered leather jacket and a single glove.
"We positively identified the body as Jackson by his dental records and DNA," Holbrooke said. "But even before we conducted a single forensic test, we began to suspect that that we'd uncovered the real Michael, and that the disturbing figure claiming to be Jackson was a fake."
SANTA BARBARA, CA—During a search for evidence at the Neverland Valley Ranch, investigators discovered a corpse that has been identified as that of Michael Jackson, Santa Barbara police officials announced Tuesday.
"Coroners have officially pronounced Michael Jackson dead. From what we can tell, he died between 18 and 20 years ago," forensic investigator Tim Holbrooke said. "We are not certain, at this time, who—or what—has been standing trial in that Santa Maria courthouse."
According to Holbrooke, Jackson's corpse was buried just inches below a stretch of the miniature-train tracks that run throughout Neverland. The largely desiccated corpse wore the remains of a red, zipper-covered leather jacket and a single glove.
"We positively identified the body as Jackson by his dental records and DNA," Holbrooke said. "But even before we conducted a single forensic test, we began to suspect that that we'd uncovered the real Michael, and that the disturbing figure claiming to be Jackson was a fake."
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