The ethical and legal issues surrounding Jackson’s continuing harassment are explored. “Methadone, Demerol, Propofol, Fentanyl, Oxycontin, Xanex, Dilaudid, Vicodin, Ambien, Doctors, Handlers, Advisors, Producers, The Media, The Fans, Family, Friends, Depression, Guilt, chaos, false accusations, the ultimate heartache—what killed Michael Jackson?”
Michael Jackson: The Autopsy is in… It Was Homicide is now available for purchase at LuLu.Com and will be available at barnesandnoble.com, amazon.com, and other major online booksellers worldwide mid-August 2009.
Phyllis Jager is an accomplished journalist, screenwriter, and the author of more than four books, including The Truth About Britney Spears: Untold Secrets And Her Ultimate Betrayal, Tricks or Treats: A Realistic Look at Diet Fraud and Weight Loss Quackery in Our Nation. The topics explored in this, her most recent book, include illegal behavior on the part of the paparazzi, the media, Jackson’s shady handlers and advisors, the psychological devastation that is caused by the constant invasion of any person's privacy and a sea of stand-by watchers as Jackson was slowly killed to death!
“Perhaps the lyrics of one of his better known songs explains the man behind the enigma that was Michael Jackson. Born to amuse, to inspire, to delight - Here one day - Gone one night - Like a sunset - Dying with the rising moon - Gone too soon. Makes you wonder if Michael Jackson perhaps knew something the rest of us didn’t?”
“Insatiability killed Michael Jackson,” reads the cover. “But who stood by silently watching all the malice and cruelty unfold? This was “murder in the mirror” as they stood by watching—forcing him to kill himself. And no one is responsible?!
We called him a man boy, a mega mogul, and a mad molester. Then we murdered him. But he was a singer; he was a dancer, a music performer, and a producer. He was a philanthropist. Michael Jackson was not just an artist, he was a magician—not just a man of many talents but one of many triumphs. An eccentric genius who—in just one single stride across a stage—stole the hearts of billions and in his own time; taught us all that We really Are The World.
