Where was MJ Really Living During This is It??
shelby61
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I have come across a fan video which shows Michael's car leaving a bookstore and it shows a NEVADA licence plate. He was in Hollywood CA when that car left the bookstore. I won't post the video as it shows the whole licence plate number. I can send the link privately if you want to see it.
So where was his principle residence - LA or Vegas?? Most people register their vehicles in the state they are living in....at least here in Canada they do and have only a certain amount of time to transfer the plates when they move. Is that the case the US as well?
I am skeptical about how long MJ was in that house on Carolwood and where exactly he was living. I remember a long time ago (last year) that he had rented the house for a whole year (from Dec. 08 to Dec. 09) - so why would you rent a house for a whole year when you know you are going to be going to London for shows in the middle of that year??
Also it is interesting that the house was available for rent (at that time) which was located right across from one of Elvis' previous homes.
In my opinion, I don't think MJ was always at that residence. It was a staging ground for what was to come (ie. his "death", etc.).
So where was his principle residence - LA or Vegas?? Most people register their vehicles in the state they are living in....at least here in Canada they do and have only a certain amount of time to transfer the plates when they move. Is that the case the US as well?
I am skeptical about how long MJ was in that house on Carolwood and where exactly he was living. I remember a long time ago (last year) that he had rented the house for a whole year (from Dec. 08 to Dec. 09) - so why would you rent a house for a whole year when you know you are going to be going to London for shows in the middle of that year??
Also it is interesting that the house was available for rent (at that time) which was located right across from one of Elvis' previous homes.
In my opinion, I don't think MJ was always at that residence. It was a staging ground for what was to come (ie. his "death", etc.).
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In my opinion, he never really lived there. Here's one thing that supports my opinion:
This is very very interesting. Murray's source and TMZ's sources expectations about the insurance coverage might mean they can prove Mike never lived there, i.e. he was still a resident of Nevada instead of a resident of California.
Also, I think the Christmas wreaths on the gates of the Carolwood mansion could indicate the time of Mikes "departure". There was also mentioning of Christmas decorations in that house on June 25th.
The first reports of Mike renting this house appeared on December 22nd, 2008:
Remember how only the guys from the National Photo Group were there on June 25th and everyone wondered how come there were no more paps there while an ambulance was called to Michael Jackson's house? The answer is quite simple - if this was all staged before December 22nd, no pap would have been alarmed when hearing this address, as they had no clue then that this was to be Michael Jackson's future address.
Just use common sense - Mike is not stupid, he KNEW the second talk about a come back tour would get out, there would be another attempt to take him down. If you know that people are after you, would you let them know exactly where you live...? I think not.
I wouldn't be surprised at all if it turns out he was living in Nevada all that time, and still was officially a resident of the State of Nevada.
Both of you make great points in this maze of a hoax.
On the ambulance report, Murray's medical license is incorrect. Whether he gave it wrong or they wrote it down wrong, is odd. Don't know how or if that would play into his wrongful death suit. Perhaps I'll look into his Nevada license?
The Christmas wreaths have always bothered me. Nobody loves Christmas more than I do.....I decorate really early. But, I don't have Christmas wreaths up in June....or year-round.
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Blessings Always!
I mentioned previously on either MJHD forums (old and new) that a few nights after 6-25, last year, as I was listening, radio host, Art Bell from Coast to Coast AM said he knew MJ was living outside of Las Vegas, in a town called Pahrump and in the past wanted to protect his privacy by not mentioning it up until this point. Art himself has a radio station of his own out there in Pahrump.
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Wiki also mentions it. I assume the editor of this entry on Pahrump must have been another C2CAM listener. <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D -->
Blessings
Yes, those darned wreaths bothered me too. It's interesting that Blanket loved xmas soooo much that there has been noooo mention of the inside of the house still being decorated; or has there? Have I missed something? How was Blanket enjoying the decor on the outside of the house? I don't get it. <!-- s:roll: -->:roll:<!-- s:roll: -->
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And in this one a woman says she never has seen Michael come or go to the house, but one time heard children playing while having a party, assuming it's his kids. And she says certain fans wait outside the house night and day for a glimpse of him.
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I have always assumed Michael was at Carolwood on June 25th; I have talked with someone who was there that day and he explained how hectic it was with the ambulance and the paps so I would think the event did take place on June 25th or the person that I talked to lied.
And on the two vids that were posted about the guy going to Michaels house about the Xmas decorations, that isn't Michaels house. I was at Carolwood and I can tell you first hand that isn't even the street the house is on when the guy is at the intercoms. He starts out in front of Carolwood but when he is talking to the 'guards' that is not Carolwood.
Off to do some searching.
Love you Michael!
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Is Pahrump pop king’s refuge?
After The Wall Street Journal reports that Michael Jackson is there, rumors are flying and the local populace is, for the most part … laughing
By Brendan Buhler
Monday, June 23, 2008 | 2 a.m.
Is Michael Jackson in Pahrump? Has it, at long last, come to this? Has the Howard Hughes of Pop moved to the great weird magnet in the desert?
Who knows? Officially, no one.
So we went to Pahrump to look for ourselves.
As it turns out, there are two basic types of people in Pahrump: People who have not heard the Jackson rumor (and laugh and laugh) and people who have heard the rumor (and laugh and laugh). And yet, in a larger sense, there is only one type of Pahrumpian: People who hope it’s not true. After the brothels, Heidi Fleiss’ gigolo dreams and coin laundry and the leopards, Pahrump is worried Michael Jackson would lower the town’s tone.
Usually it’s hard to say where a rumor starts. In this case, we’re pretty sure it started in The Wall Street Journal on June 13, in an article by Ethan Smith, an article headlined “Michael Jackson: The Next Elvis?” Smith reported investors are hoping to lure the Weird One back onstage and that Jackson is living in Pahrump, “holed up” in a “rural Nevada compound.”
Then the rumor went streaking down the news wires, all the way home, straight to the heart of Pahrump, between the town’s two stoplights, into the big shopping center with the Wal-Mart, into Pepper’s Home Store, which is where we started asking questions Wednesday.
“It’s true,” said Merry Pepper, laughing.
What?
“It’s a rumor on the news,” Merry said.
Plus, she saw a big black limousine the other day. Maybe it was his.
Her husband, Tom Pepper, was more skeptical.
“He hasn’t been in here shopping,” Tom said. “We’ve got some pretty upscale stuff, but probably not to his taste.”
Yes, Merry said, “We’ve got wooden elephants, but not the Elephant Man’s bones.”
Ah, well. Know a good place to get lunch?
“Mom’s,” Merry said.
Mom’s Family Diner is a kind of old-fashioned joint with simple values, like taking payment in cash only.
We asked our waitress, Suzy Dobson, about Jackson. She laughed. “First I’ve heard of it,” she said. “And I bar tend, too, so I would have heard.”
Then she got thoughtful. Give her a call in a couple of days, she said. She’d see what she could find out.
Down at the Bookworm Haven, a used book shop that occupies a couple of trailers and a probably few parallel dimensions to accommodate the overflow, we talked Jackson with the clerk, a kind woman who refused to give her name.
“Michael Jackson — oh my God, that’s all Pahrump needs,” she said. “We’ve got a bad enough reputation already.”
But, she said, you never know.
“There’s a lot of secrets here,” she said. “We’re not just a dusty little town.”
She suggested we stop by the chamber of commerce.
Where they laughed. They’d heard the rumor but didn’t know anything and don’t put their names in the paper.
But, you know, they said, if he were going to live anywhere, maybe it’d be that real nice house for sale on Homestead Road. So down we went to Homestead Road, to the only house that didn’t arrive on the back of a flatbed. It was empty.
We wandered lost, turning on Manse Road, hoping the name was accurate. It is not.
Inside the Bernina sewing shop, we asked about Jackson.
“Ah-ha-ha-hahaha-ha,” went Nancy Lawrence, a clerk.
“We’re just lucky we got the Home Depot,” said Rosemary Wiesner, Nancy’s mother.
“Hey, maybe if Michael Jackson moved here, we’d would get some more stuff,” Nancy said.
Trudy Gossage, the owner, called people to see whether they knew anything. Nope. We should go ask her sister Merry. She knows everything.
As it happened, Merry King had heard the Jackson rumor and was looking into it herself. No luck so far.
Just as we were leaving, Merry ran out waving a telephone. It was Trudy. She was out at dinner and the hostess had heard about Jackson. He’s living down on Basin Road.
Down Basin Road we went. And let us just say that unless Michael Jackson has given up his security guards and taken an interest in lawn auto repair, he does not live on Basin Road.
Now, past the end of Basin Road, that could be a different story.
Out in the large desert lots, a home can breathe, can be a “compound,” with a long gravel driveway, a barbed wire fence and signs that read, “Trespassers Will Be Shot!”
No limos, though.
Back in Las Vegas, we called Nye County Sheriff Tony De Meo. Did he know that Michael Jackson was maybe sort of possibly living in Pahrump?
“Really? He hasn’t said anything to me,” De Meo said.
We also called our source Suzy at Mom’s Family Diner. She had checked it out. It’s true: Jacko has landed.
She’d first heard it from a woman who heard it from her 12-year-old son. Then she confirmed it with a receptionist at the office of doctors who used to work in Las Vegas on all the stars.
Really?
“Yeah, there’s this awesome black limo driving up and down 160. We get limos out here for the whorehouses, but this one’s different,” Dobson said.
“Bigger.”
Love you Michael!
Cute!
Also, the other thing that came to my mind was how one of the tabloid news agencys, ET or Access Hollywood suddenly had pictures of the inside of the house and of course that News World tabloid paper showing the "death" scene. It is supposed to be a criminal investigation, why are they releasing photos and such about the house pending a criminal trial.........lol ....... all those lawyers (oops actors) should be all fired...lol
I have always had strange feelings towards this ovguide-story.
for example: the logo on the white shirt of the guy who is grabbing the bag with the flags (Michael perhaps) is digitally blurred as if it is not meant to be recognized
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a little coincidence it is, isn't it?