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Showing posts with label UCLA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UCLA. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Timeline: Oxman Knew About MJ Before 911 Or Murray?

It has been stated that 911 was called from Michael Jackson's home at 12:21pm on June 25th.

Apparently now, there have been multiple phone conversations going on simultaneously right "before noon".

Take for example the revelation that Dr. Murray contacted a patient regarding test results at 11:54am. This is allegedly documented in phone records. How could Murray calmly make such a call if MJ was immediately in distress after receiving Propofol at 10:50am? Ed Chernoff, Conrad Murray's lawyer, says that Murray's recollection of the timeline was a "mistake", and everyone makes them.

But you could say, well, perhaps Murray found him at 11:55, which would still make it "before noon". Unless he was performing CPR while making additional calls this does not make sense, as he finished his final call at 12:13pm:


Here is video of Brian Oxman saying that he received a call from Randy's assistant (Randy Phillips or Randy Jackson??) that MJ was already taken "from the hospital" at some point "before noon":
(embedding was disabled on video so click YouTube link after hitting "play").

Even if this is a Jermaine style slip up and he meant taking MJ "from the HOUSE", how could he have left the house before noon before 911 was even contacted, or before Murray even realized MJ was in distress?

Special thanks to 77_Sunrise_77 who had sent me the Oxman video link.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Flashback: "He's Breathing Fine"

"All sorts of rumors" is the theme here, as they report how Michael Jackson was rushed to the hospital.

The news announcer says that "someone from Los Angeles" will make a statement. Note that they are not saying "someone from UCLA Medical Center".



And then of course the most curious comment, emailed to Fox News from someone "representing the spokesperson of Elizabeth Taylor" who said, "he's breathing fine" (midway thru the clip).

What is intriguing, is wondering who informed the news that there would be a statement? According to Fox News, only Katherine was at the hospital so far. Could one speculate that Jermaine already knew about his speech on the way to the airport, I mean..on the way to the hospital?

Friday, January 29, 2010

DOA? Someone Is Lying

Today on TMZ, they state that "documents state that Michael was already dead when he arrived at UCLA":


However, at 2:39 in this interview, Randy Phillips of AEG states that Michael's heart was STILL BEATING and he was on LIFE SUPPORT.


I do not know one hospital where there is a policy of putting DOA bodies on life support.

This proves that someone is lying.......the question is...why?

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Before And After: The Helicopter Ride

There's something peculiar about those L.A. Coroner's helicopters..they take a full bodied person and deflate them to the height of a surfboard. I suppose they have hired "spacebag" to make their body bags...

This is a comparison to follow up on a video MJFanFOREVERAndADAY has on YouTube which can be accessed from this link (unfortunately embedding was disabled so I can only provide the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2u5JYTa4vg&feature=player_embedded






To the left are screen captures of the body as it left the hospital and was about to be loaded into the helicopter. Then below it, is the body as it appeared after the helicopter trip. (click to enlarge)






Now here is another comparison where I enlarged both images 2x and have the "bodies" facing the same direction. You can clearly see they appear different. One even seems longer than the other.


I'm wondering if straps were omitted from the "body" coming out of the helicopter because if the flat "board" was strapped, it would call more attention to the flatness. Why else would they remove the straps while getting off the helicopter? What if the body fell off the stretcher while this is being televised around the world?

For additional oddities with the stretcher and the scene after the body leaves the helicopter, click to view these prior posts I published in November 2009:

"Where's the Photographer?"
http://seeingclues.blogspot.com/2009/11/wheres-photographer.html

"Getting off the Helicopter"
http://seeingclues.blogspot.com/2009/11/getting-off-helicopter.html

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Michael Jackson - No IV Drip, No Straps

Looks like everyone gets an IV drip and is secured on the stretcher with straps when they are rushed into the emergency room from an ambulance...unless you are Michael Jackson. Compare this photo of Tiger Wood's mother-in-law to Michael Jackson's photo. There is no IV drip in Michael's photo. He's not even strapped in....
I suppose cardiac arrest doesn't warrant these minor details...





















To contradict the assumption that MJ was "dead" and therefore did not need an IV, Randy Phillips himself says here at 2:39 that MJ was on life support at the hospital. (They don't put dead people on life support).