Michael Jackson -- Casket Mystery Solved
Originally posted 10 minutes ago by TMZ Staff
It's the answer to the question you were kinda curious about, then forgot about, but now you're like "Holy cow, I really wanna know -- how did Michael Jackson's body seemingly disappear after his memorial, only to reappear at the cemetery?"
On July 7, 2009 the Staples Center memorial was held in front of thousands of people in downtown L.A. -- Jackson's body was ensconced in a $25,000 red casket.
After the memorial, although hundreds of cameras and thousands of eyes were trained on the exits, no one saw any evidence that the casket left the building. It fueled a grassy knoll-type theory that Jackson's body wasn't really inside the casket and maybe he was still alive.
Finally, our spies have come clean. Jackson's body did indeed arrive in a hearse, but it left in a SWAT van. The van was driven to a secret location, where it rendezvoused with a Forest Lawn van -- which then transported the body to the cemetery without being noticed.
You're welcome.
Notice it says RED casket instead of Gold! Misprint or on purpose???? Are they trying to get us to take another look at the casket? I know there were 2 different ones for the memorial and one for the funeral. Anyone have those pics?
The above post is the first one on this topic - dated Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:10 pm - I wonder when TMZ changed it from "red" to "bronze".
Maybe they will change it to "gold" when they decide to put the "poll" at 100% <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
Michael Jackson -- Casket Mystery Solved
4/10/2010 7:53 AM PDT by TMZ Staff
It's the answer to the question you were kinda curious about, then forgot about, but now you're like "Holy cow, I really want to know -- how did Michael Jackson's body seemingly disappear after his memorial, only to reappear at the cemetery?"
On July 7, 2009 the Staples Center memorial was held in front of thousands of people in downtown L.A. -- Jackson's body was ensconced in a $25,000 bronze casket.
After the memorial, although hundreds of cameras and thousands of eyes were trained on the exits, no one saw any evidence that the casket left the building. It fueled a grassy knoll-type theory that Jackson's body wasn't really inside the casket and maybe he was still alive.
Finally, our spies have come clean. Jackson's body did indeed arrive in a hearse, but it left in a SWAT van. The van was driven to a secret location, where it rendezvoused with a Forest Lawn van -- which then transported the body to the cemetery without being noticed.
... in a SWAT van?! <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: --> What on earth has a SWAT van to do with a funeral <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: --> <!-- s:?: -->:?:<!-- s:?: --> <!-- s:!: -->:!:<!-- s:!: --> Holy cow, if this is no hoax (which I believe it is) then a SWAT van clearly is pretty much exagerated for a simple 'body transfer' ... <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) --> even when transferring a celeb body ... *shakes her head*
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The above post is the first one on this topic - dated Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:10 pm - I wonder when TMZ changed it from "red" to "bronze".
Maybe they will change it to "gold" when they decide to put the "poll" at 100% <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
Michael Jackson -- Casket Mystery Solved
4/10/2010 7:53 AM PDT by TMZ Staff
It's the answer to the question you were kinda curious about, then forgot about, but now you're like "Holy cow, I really want to know -- how did Michael Jackson's body seemingly disappear after his memorial, only to reappear at the cemetery?"
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On July 7, 2009 the Staples Center memorial was held in front of thousands of people in downtown L.A. -- Jackson's body was ensconced in a $25,000 bronze casket.
After the memorial, although hundreds of cameras and thousands of eyes were trained on the exits, no one saw any evidence that the casket left the building. It fueled a grassy knoll-type theory that Jackson's body wasn't really inside the casket and maybe he was still alive.
Finally, our spies have come clean. Jackson's body did indeed arrive in a hearse, but it left in a SWAT van. The van was driven to a secret location, where it rendezvoused with a Forest Lawn van -- which then transported the body to the cemetery without being noticed.
You're welcome.
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