How to meet Michael Jackson in person

This morning I came across this video. Some of you may have already viewed it, but I thought that maybe this woman could offer us some insight since she was able to befriend Michael after following him for many years.

From some of her comments, she seems to believe he is gone but after watching her video, I wonder what some of you think about us reaching out to her? I would be curious if she ever thought she was seeing the "other" Michael, the double, or possibly Jonathan.

Her name is LIDI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0aaA0HMg2g

She said she also met and knows the family.

She said she asked him his favorite song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeEHR3yyPD8&feature=channel_page
I personally asked Michael what his favourite song was & after much discussion about whether i meant of his or in general he finally answered that it was Claude Debussy Afternoon of the fawn, i hadn't known this until he told me so i have uploaded the song for all the fans.

The prelude, "Afternoon of a Faun," suggested by the symbolic poem of Mallarmé, "L'Après-midi d'un faune," was performed for the first time in Paris, in 1894. Notwithstanding the somewhat obscure text of the poem, the composer has accompanied it with delicate, expressive, and graceful music significant to the sensuous, pleasure-loving nature of the Faun. It is in effect a pastoral rhapsody without fixed form, the composer apparently having given himself up to the formless and sensuous character of the text. The principal theme is given out in the solo flute and colors the entire prelude. It is a very dreamy melody and is heard repeatedly in the woodwind tones and distant sound of horns. After the theme has had its way, the oboe and clarinet enter in a dialogue of a passionate nature. The flute theme soon returns, however, and after a subsidiary passage in the 'cello, rejoins the flute, the melody finally dying away as the charming picture disappears. The spirit which prevades the closing section is reflected in Edmund Gosse's rhapsodical interpretation of the concluding lines of the poem :

The delicious hour grew vaguer. Experience or dream, he (the Faun) will never know which it was. The sun is warm, the grasses yielding ; and he curls himself up again after worshiping the efficacious star of wine that may pursue the dubious ecstacy with the more hopeful boskages of sleep.

Watching the video I felt a sense of happiness.
Wherever he is, he probably has all the privacy he needs, and as happy as that would make him I know in my heart that he's missing us as much as we miss him.
I love you, Michael.

Yes I agree.

Just thought maybe we should reach out to her, but she probably doesnt know anything.

no wondering why he wantd to fake his death.