Where is the "body" of Michael Jackson?

You may have noted the many news reports the last couple days asking "Where is the body?" They are at least getting close to asking the right questions. As I noted in the previous post, however, the question is not where is Michael Jackson's "body," but where is Michael Jackson himself, because he is alive, thanks to Illuminus Theo's intervention. The "body" was not Jackson but Dimitrie Draghicescu, the terminally ill Romanian who was paid to take Jackson's place (Jackson met him during his visit to Romania several years ago).

The press has announced, as I said it would during the last post, that Diprivan would be found in his home, and they will eventually learn that Jackson's cardiologist gave him the injections. What they will not learn is that the Diprivan was given to Dimitrie, the terminally ill man who saw this not only as an opportunity to provide financially for his family but also as a much less painful way out than dying slowly in a Romanian hospital.

Given the unprecedented attention to Jackson's alleged demise, can Michael Jackson steel himself to keep secret the fact that he is still alive? Can he resist the thrill of being not just in the news but on the stage again? He has no option, because at this point, not only would his fans kill him but so would his family.

From Illuminus Theo Abbey,
Father Linyu Fu

Note: What about the "accidental release" of Michael Jackson's "A Place With No Name!" It has a name--and it is not Hungary, as a few imaginative investigators have claimed. But they are close (at present, he is not far from the home of Dimitrie Draghicescu).