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.

9282 Days

DEVELOPING STORY....

Ok everyone, I had hesitated posting this because I couldn't find enough of a tie in, until _Xscape_ on Twitter gave me a photo that at least made this worth mentioning.

This may need to be filed under "very odd coincidences" as this is a breaking story that is still being researched.

It is starting to become mainstream news that there were exactly 9282 days between Michael Jackson's birth in August 29, 1958, to the Pepsi incident on January 27, 1984, and exactly 9282 days between that event and June 25, 2009.

At the same time, 9282 days is significant in another way. It was 9282 days since the Philadelphia Phillies won their last world series when they finally won in October 2008. This article was posted on October 29, 2008, about one year before This Is It was released in the theaters:


Completely unrelated stories, but uncanny in the fact that they are both tied to "9282 days". I had discovered this previously but couldn't find any type of tie-in.

Then, a blog reader named _XScape_ sends me the following newly released photo. It is from a website called 24/7 Smash that has released some rare video of MJ, and immediately after shows a gold coffin. The significance? Once of the men in the image is wearing a Philadelphia Phillies baseball cap!!!!



The video can be found here:
http://www.smash247.com/star/news/details/video-michael-jackson-makabere-geldmacherei-nach-seinem-tod-0656/

This is a very odd coincidence and we are in the process of researching further...

3/30 UPDATE:
MJ may have had at last a mild interest in baseball. One of the three Nelson De La Nuez paintings MJ purchased in June was the below piece entitled "Play Ball". (coincidentally, letters spelling "BAM" can be found in the painting - I've circled them for you to see)


3/31 UPDATE:
Interesting bit of additional trivia.. Frankie Lymon, best known as being the young lead singer of The Teenagers, was born on September 30, 1942 and died of a heroin overdose on February 27, 1968. His most famous song was "Why Do FOOLS fall in LOVE".

The kicker? There were 9282 days between the birth date and death date of this child star.

"Connect The Dots, Fool!"

Could this be what they are telling us? On March 4th, TMZ posted an article containing Jermaine's response to the stun gun incident, and the title was, "Connect The Dots". At the time, it was somewhat of an odd title for the post.



And before then, back in October 2009, TMZ posted an article about a letter that Arnold Schwarzenegger sent to the California State Assembly, after being heckled at an event. A not-so-nice message goes down the side of the letter - Arnold's rep said it was "just a coincidence":


So that takes us to more recent news. On 3/28, News of The World posts an article about how MJ was almost "brought back from the dead": http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/765565/Docs-got-brief-heartbeat-1hr-after-superstar-collapsed.html

In the article, with points bulleted with large DOTS, it states that documents revealed Dr. Murray:


If you "Connect The Dots", it spells out the word "FOOL". Prop, Fool anyone? (I mean..Propofol...)

Special thanks to a reader, "Bernadette" who suggested this topic.

"Still The King" Tour - This Is Not It?

Travis Payne announced that the This Is It Dancers will be embarking on a "Still The King" World Club Tour in April and May 2010. The website is located at http://stillthekingtour.com.

Here is a partial screen shot:


The blood red spray paint graphics are eerily similar to:


Is this to let us know "This Is Not It"...or merely another coincidence?

UPDATE: Amazing images were discovered when zooming in on the word "KING"! Notice the crown is above the rabbit's head!(Click to enlarge)

Did MJ Know The End Was Near?

As we know, during the memorial service, we heard Andrae Crouch's choir sing "Soon Very Soon We Will See The King":


Below is an interesting video with Rodney Jerkins,aka "Darkchild", a music producer who was interviewed just a couple of days after June 25th. At 1:40 in the video the interviewer asked him if MJ "knew his time was coming". That made Darkchild recall a chilling story of how MJ actually met with Andrae and Sandra Crouch just 3 weeks prior to his passing, which would be the first week of June:



The song that MJ requested they sing was "It Won't Be Long, We'll Be Leaving Here". Here is an audio clip of the song:



Did MJ have a premonition of what was to be?

Was Michael Jackson Officially Conrad Murray's Patient?

According to Ed Chernoff, the answer would have to be "no". He is calling the restriction of Conrad Murray's license in California to be "disingenious" because Murray does 'not have an office AND HAS SEEN NO PATIENTS there."

The below article was just released on RadarOnline:
http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2010/03/exclusive-move-pull-dr-conrad-murrays-medicine-license-called-disingenuous

click to enlarge:


So in order to have your license taken away, you need to have a physical office in the state? With that said, then how did he obtain the California license in the first place?

And if he has treated no patients in California, what was his relationship to Michael Jackson then? It would certainly be a physician role if he was able to overrule the paramedics that arrived at the home. Does the fact that Murray and AEG never executed a contract mean that MJ is not officially a patient, even though he was treated by a licensed physician? And Murray can legally practice by going to people's homes in California as that is the loophole that ensures your license isn't taken away?

An even more curious aspect of this is the letter that Conrad Murray wrote to his patients on 6/15/09, which states that we will not be practicing medicine:


Murray was to manage his affairs from a distance but assured his patients that he would "come back"...

Photo of "Dangerous" Rehearsal for TII

Below is a photo of the rehearsal of "Dangerous" for This Is It. (click to enlarge)



Sort of reminds you of this image from the paramedic's report...


Note that ECG heart monitors use a similar green light:


It has been said that the background screen was to resemble brain waves, and below is a screen shot of an EEG, which measures such waves:


At minimum, it is interesting that an image of an aspect of the body being monitored is the backdrop for the "Dangerous" song.

And speaking of "Dangerous", did you know - Michael Jackson began recording the "Dangerous" album on June 25, 1990, almost 20 years ago. Bit o' trivia to start your week.

UPDATE: Here is the video of the whiteboard notes for the "Dangerous" rehearsal, which shows notes about brain waves (thank you Jessicakthx):