...Sheriff confirmation about 'Orange' thing....

Good. I wondered were an orange person suddenly came from.

HAHAH THANK YOU,THANKS A MILLION TIMES THANK YOU for posting this,i needed this SO MUCH TODAY you wouldnt believe it. thanks again shelia

Thanks for this

WOW! amber this is a great find, thanks for posting. Does anyone know if this is true? can we maybe find out if this information is true? We do not know if this info from MJHD is in fact true as we have been misled in the past.

thanks... I didn't know what to think anymore

Thank you!

Harleyblonde wrote:WOW! amber this is a great find, thanks for posting. Does anyone know if this is true? can we maybe find out if this information is true? We do not know if this info from MJHD is in fact true as we have been misled in the past.

I assure you its true i seen the email myself its there in a thread if you want to go look, ill try to get a link for you and put it here

http://img34.image.imageshack.us/img34/1788/lasd.jpg sorry guys it wont work, her actual email proof is over there you should see it just so you can satisfy yourselves...i assure you its genuine im real pleased

lol...Whew..I know I didn't see anything lol...Was beginning to think I was crazy

Found this on the internet-It is from the official Los Angeles Airport Police site and is information on the uniform so seems the info is correct;

6. Uniforms



The original issued uniform from 1946 to approximately 1966 was slate gray, sometimes referred to by officers as "Confederate Gray." The gray uniforms were sometimes augmented by a blue-gray uniform when gray uniforms were not available. The uniform changed in 1966 to forest green trousers, jacket and caps, with tan shirts. The Boarding Services Bureau uniform (1973 - 1981) consisted of midnight navy trousers, jacket and cap, white shirts. Supervisors wore gold colored accessories, such as tie bars, nameplates etc. In 1981, along with the merger of the Security Division and the Boarding Services Bureau, the uniform was standardized with dark navy trousers, cap, shirts, and a black jacket. All accessories were made in gold color for all ranks. The unarmed non-sworn Security Officers wore the same uniform as the sworn officers until 1999, when they reverted to the Sheriff style green/tan combination, partly as an identification measure during emergency situations. Black NOMEX uniforms are worn by officers assigned to K-9 duties. Additionally, blue BDU's are issued to all sworn officers and are worn as a work/utility uniform as well as an Emergency Services uniform.

amber wrote:

Harleyblonde wrote:WOW! amber this is a great find, thanks for posting. Does anyone know if this is true? can we maybe find out if this information is true? We do not know if this info from MJHD is in fact true as we have been misled in the past.

I assure you its true i seen the email myself its there in a thread if you want to go look, ill try to get a link for you and put it here

No Amber, I wasnt meaning you were giving false information-I meant on the MJHD they have had a lot of trolls. I didnt mean you and is great you posted the info.

http://www.michaeljacksonhoaxdeath.com/?page_id=293/hoax-death/reply-from-la-sheriff-about-the-orange-thing-in-helicopter/ that site is useless this aint working either sorry i tried! i no harley i wouldn't of posted if she didnt provide proof, my trust over there is on god

I never ever doubted that it was equipment...BUT I wonder why the informant did not ask why she was asking?

Amber. thanks for the info.
HarleyBlonde, Thanks about the uniform info.

Guys, thanks from pulling me out of exhaustion. I feel much better with your posts and infos now.

I'm at a total loss here. What is the story surrounding the orange thing?

The helicopter video where you can see the body sitting up in the strtcher-it was being played off like "the orange thing" was a med worker lifting the body. HOWEVER-it was not-it was equipment b/c there was nobody helping the body up.