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Zoomed in view of the stuffed bunny near Conrad Murray in court. Any explanation for this being in the courtroom? <!-- m -->http://twitpic.com/3tcngv<!-- m -->
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Oh my gosh...this takes us back to the first court proceedings with the taxi, etc. Now, we have the white bunny (magic). This is great. I also saw in the TMZ picture that there is a poster in the chair...what is on that poster? Is it of an airplane? The colors are red and yellow <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->After seeing Ms Katherine's interview, this has lifted my spirits. Blessings!
Looks like a broken heart on the poster and a Coca cola button on the bunny ...Keep an eye on coca cola. sponsored by
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The poster with the broken heart probably hs step by step CPR instructions.
Can anyone figure out what the sign on the wall says? I can't make it out.
Blessings <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
There is another toy/stuffed animal of some sort behind the officer. It looks kind of like a dog to me. (circled in red)
@Voice....What I can make of that sign is:
Dept. 107
Phone #
213 ?74-5781 or (5731?)
I can't tell what is in front of that first seven.
Is the wall itself reflective? Or is there a glass panel there? It looks like you can see a reflection of another bald? guy in a suit to the left of the white sign.
MORE TOYS IN THE COURTROOM
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I have to show this to my fellow non-believers... <!-- s --><!-- s --> <!-- s --><!-- s --> <!-- s --><!-- s -->
They came back today with "but his license was suspended"...
WHAT will it take them to acknowledge that YES there is a big, big fish?
They tell me all the time how much the media are liars yet they are hanging at least half an hour every day over that tabloid trash.
Half an hour lost each day adds up to 7.6 days a year totally thrown into a garbage bin...
That makes one and a half week of vacation, holidays, time with your kids, your mom, your friends that you miss spending with them - every year!
Adds up to 395 days in a full life of 75 years (minus 5 years for old eyes and 18 years for growing up). That means more than one year of our precious life would get thrown into a garbage bin and we would have paid in addition for throwing it away.
The pictures are small because they are not mine and are directly linked as thumbnails.
Otherwise you would have to follow the previously given links (by finfin) to the big size images.
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Here is a link to the Daily Telegraph video, I do not know how to post the video, sorry.This is mind boggling in my opinion <!-- s --><!-- s -->
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I immediately was reminded of shrunken heads - and this is indeed the only explanation for the reporter's madness - they must have lost their brains.
I would guess Michael can't stop rolling over the floor laughing his socks off.
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And all of it is presented upon the desks in plain sight right in front of our weary eyes... and NOBODY of the closed-minded stops and says HUUUH ???
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These courtrooms look relatively free of clutter and stuffed animals. Are there any other recent courtroom cases we could compare?
Thank you very much for posting the videos! <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) --> I planned to search for other courtroom pictures/videos to compare them, now I see you did that. Thanks!
Good idea to look in other courtrooms .. <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
I saw on the video of the Linsey Lohan-case right at the beginning a furniture with some things on it, flowers and other stuff (I can't see what ... <!-- s:roll: -->:roll:<!-- s:roll: --> ) and also postcards on the wall. A little personal I'm afraid, but no circus ... <!-- s --><!-- s -->
I am sure that the other judges that use that courtroom would not appreciate a hippo sitting on their bench lmao.
Perhaps MJ is telling us that the legal system is a circus and he would know first hand. Being in law, it is a circus...
In your experience, does the average courtroom have as much clutter and personal items on display as the courtrooms we have seen in this MJ adventure so far?
Question is why for heaven's sake a court room should in any way look like a living room with paintings, flower pots and toys.
This is disrespectful to the matter of "business" dealt with there.
I cannot say whether this shown interior trim were an standard appearance in Cali courts, U.S. courts or whether this is all just set up to make the staged situation obvious.
A court room is a court room is a court room and serves a purpose - and in order to serve that purpose it is empty except for the necessary of furniture and documenting technology.
Every employee serving in court may have a backoffice where he/she decorates the latest season's greetings, postcards, cultivate favourite forget-me-not flower pots etc. - if that is authorized at all. Toys may be needed for cases with kids only - stored in an office.
But not in a court room.
This is just so ridiculous.
I am still waiting for homedecorator's carpets and Laura Ashley curtains, puffs and cushions in TMZ reportages from court rooms. Oh and don't forget a flatscreen live reportage of the latest NBL and a cool beer...
Keep them coming, Harvey! <!-- s --><!-- s -->
OK, so I am thinking crazy... but who isn't? Since Michael did the WATW filming at Jim Henson Studio in LA... he should at least have the Muppets in the next court room... maybe for jury... <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? --> <!-- s --><!-- s --> OK, I must sleep now!
It' basically a mock trial cus what else is that Animal Farm (Orwell, anyone?) to someone hoping for a just trial in a manslaughter suit? I mean where's the dignity gone? Well done!
About the toys..... I think we should say thank you to Michael or to team MJ or to whoever made possible their presence in the courtroom.
It's stuck in my mind..... a couple of weeks ago I was very depressed about the trial and I wrote on the official forum in a thread that used to be a believers' thread that some toys on the judge's desk would really lift up my spirits.....
I've got my toys and I still can't believe it <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: -->
I am sure that the other judges that use that courtroom would not appreciate a hippo sitting on their bench lmao.
Perhaps MJ is telling us that the legal system is a circus and he would know first hand. Being in law, it is a circus...
In your experience, does the average courtroom have as much clutter and personal items on display as the courtrooms we have seen in this MJ adventure so far?
Courtrooms, generally, are pretty stark and stick to the basics (ie the judge's bench, the lawyers' desks, and a place for the court reporter, etc. They have to keep them fairly neutral because different judges will use that courtroom. Generally though in different jurisdictions, (ie family or probate judges) may use the same courtroom but because the hear so many cases, and there is always paper flying around, TOYS are not part of the courtroom decor lol.......but for trial purposes and so on, different judges will use different courtrooms.... so to decorate it with TOYS (LMAO) is far from the norm lol
I am sure that the other judges that use that courtroom would not appreciate a hippo sitting on their bench lmao.
Perhaps MJ is telling us that the legal system is a circus and he would know first hand. Being in law, it is a circus...
In your experience, does the average courtroom have as much clutter and personal items on display as the courtrooms we have seen in this MJ adventure so far?
Courtrooms, generally, are pretty stark and stick to the basics (ie the judge's bench, the lawyers' desks, and a place for the court reporter, etc. They have to keep them fairly neutral because different judges will use that courtroom. Generally though in different jurisdictions, (ie family or probate judges) may use the same courtroom but because the hear so many cases, and there is always paper flying around, TOYS are not part of the courtroom decor lol.......but for trial purposes and so on, different judges will use different courtrooms.... so to decorate it with TOYS (LMAO) is far from the norm lol
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The poster with the broken heart probably hs step by step CPR instructions.
There is another toy/stuffed animal of some sort behind the officer. It looks kind of like a dog to me. (circled in red)
@Voice....What I can make of that sign is:
Dept. 107
Phone #
213 ?74-5781 or (5731?)
I can't tell what is in front of that first seven.
Is the wall itself reflective? Or is there a glass panel there? It looks like you can see a reflection of another bald? guy in a suit to the left of the white sign.
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And something else lol
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about 10 hours ago via Twitpic
They came back today with "but his license was suspended"...
WHAT will it take them to acknowledge that YES there is a big, big fish?
They tell me all the time how much the media are liars yet they are hanging at least half an hour every day over that tabloid trash.
Half an hour lost each day adds up to 7.6 days a year totally thrown into a garbage bin...
That makes one and a half week of vacation, holidays, time with your kids, your mom, your friends that you miss spending with them - every year!
Adds up to 395 days in a full life of 75 years (minus 5 years for old eyes and 18 years for growing up). That means more than one year of our precious life would get thrown into a garbage bin and we would have paid in addition for throwing it away.
THAT is a scam!
Otherwise you would have to follow the previously given links (by finfin) to the big size images.
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Plus here is a Youtube video showing the animals and toys
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I can't stop laughing ... <!-- s
Show these pictures/video's to non-believers and they still don't think it's weird ... <!-- s
On the desk of the woman also an object on the left that looks like a scalp and above her laptop looks like a sort of mouse ... <!-- s
Click on these youtube links to compare with other courtroom scenes:
Phil Spector trial:
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Chris Brown trial:
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Chris Brown (very clear shot of room at the end of video)
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O.J.Simpson 2008 (shot of room at start of video)
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Lindsay Lohan - scroll to the middle of the page for the video
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These courtrooms look relatively free of clutter and stuffed animals. Are there any other recent courtroom cases we could compare?
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I immediately was reminded of shrunken heads - and this is indeed the only explanation for the reporter's madness - they must have lost their brains.
I would guess Michael can't stop rolling over the floor laughing his socks off.
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And all of it is presented upon the desks in plain sight right in front of our weary eyes... and NOBODY of the closed-minded stops and says HUUUH ???
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Perhaps MJ is telling us that the legal system is a circus and he would know first hand. Being in law, it is a circus...
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I red somewhere that Kenny Ortega used to end his tweets with T.O.Y. (thinking of you).
Could that be a clue???
I saw on the video of the Linsey Lohan-case right at the beginning a furniture with some things on it, flowers and other stuff (I can't see what ... <!-- s:roll: -->:roll:<!-- s:roll: --> ) and also postcards on the wall. A little personal I'm afraid, but no circus ... <!-- s
In your experience, does the average courtroom have as much clutter and personal items on display as the courtrooms we have seen in this MJ adventure so far?
This is disrespectful to the matter of "business" dealt with there.
I cannot say whether this shown interior trim were an standard appearance in Cali courts, U.S. courts or whether this is all just set up to make the staged situation obvious.
A court room is a court room is a court room and serves a purpose - and in order to serve that purpose it is empty except for the necessary of furniture and documenting technology.
Every employee serving in court may have a backoffice where he/she decorates the latest season's greetings, postcards, cultivate favourite forget-me-not flower pots etc. - if that is authorized at all. Toys may be needed for cases with kids only - stored in an office.
But not in a court room.
This is just so ridiculous.
I am still waiting for homedecorator's carpets and Laura Ashley curtains, puffs and cushions in TMZ reportages from court rooms. Oh and don't forget a flatscreen live reportage of the latest NBL and a cool beer...
Keep them coming, Harvey! <!-- s
It's stuck in my mind..... a couple of weeks ago I was very depressed about the trial and I wrote on the official forum in a thread that used to be a believers' thread that some toys on the judge's desk would really lift up my spirits.....
I've got my toys and I still can't believe it <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: -->
Courtrooms, generally, are pretty stark and stick to the basics (ie the judge's bench, the lawyers' desks, and a place for the court reporter, etc. They have to keep them fairly neutral because different judges will use that courtroom. Generally though in different jurisdictions, (ie family or probate judges) may use the same courtroom but because the hear so many cases, and there is always paper flying around, TOYS are not part of the courtroom decor lol.......but for trial purposes and so on, different judges will use different courtrooms.... so to decorate it with TOYS (LMAO) is far from the norm lol
That's what I thought! Thanks so much for your answer <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D -->
It's a Michael Jackson Production! <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
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"Michael's Pets" - Maybe we need to look for some of these at the next court appearance. Okay,TMZ? <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
"Michael Jackson Pets Collection - based on pets Michael actually owned in the early 1980's."
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