Fire Alarm went off at UCLA while "deceased" Michael was in the building

I couldnt find any threads on it so I thought I'd make one myself.

Some reports of June 25th say that a fire alarm went off and the building was evacuated
Could this have been for Michael's escape? (If it is true. I havent seen any CONFIRMED reports of it yet)
also.. There is rumour that a cleaner at UCLA saw Michael going through the back doors
of the hospital on June 25th.

Opinions??
True or false?

It was said to have went off in the neighbour building not in the same building. There is a witness report
http://jenellesjourney.blogspot.com/2009/06/very-interesting-follow-up-at-ucla.html

I have heard of several hospital employees seeing MJ walking around the halls that day.

Grace wrote:It was said to have went off in the neighbour building not in the same building. There is a witness report
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Thanks for clearing that up I was shocked it hadn't been reported earlier lol

My question that I still carry is - was it possible to "take" the footage of the arrival of Mike at UCLA (the ambulance arrival) at a different time and day?

We have seen the footage of the ambulance take-off at Carolwood being taken at least twice (watch the shadows on the ambulance and the street, the missing pylons in one take - in the other take they are placed around the firetruck etc.).

We have seen that the ambulance picture most likely has been completely photoshopped.

Why not take the heli rides and the ambulance arrival at UCLA (and provide the material as if brandnew via that National Photo Group or others e.g. to the TV stations)?

Is there a chance to read technically in video footage when it was taken?
In digital pics we have the information. Any professional among us?

Grace wrote:My question that I still carry is - was it possible to "take" the footage of the arrival of Mike at UCLA (the ambulance arrival) at a different time and day?

We have seen the footage of the ambulance take-off at Carolwood being taken at least twice (watch the shadows on the ambulance and the street, the missing pylons in one take - in the other take they are placed around the firetruck etc.).

We have seen that the ambulance picture most likely has been completely photoshopped.

Why not take the heli rides and the ambulance arrival at UCLA (and provide the material as if brandnew via that National Photo Group or others e.g. to the TV stations)?

Is there a chance to read technically in video footage when it was taken?
In digital pics we have the information. Any professional among us?

i've wondered if there's a way to read that info myself. i think it's very possible the whole thing could have been staged and carried out on different days, or at least different times during the day. i just saw something here the other day how the helicopter was claimed to have carried michael wasn't the actual one. or something like that. makes me think if the ambulance bit was done more than once, maybe the helicopter footage was too.

I think that would be very hard only because of the helicopters flying around

The footage that was shown on television of the helicopter carrying MJ to the coroners office was just that....footage. You don't really believe they had MJ in that helicopter do you? Come on.....The media just needed to show the public something.
He was taken to the coroners office competely on the Q-T.

yaya wrote:i've wondered if there's a way to read that info myself. i think it's very possible the whole thing could have been staged and carried out on different days, or at least different times during the day. i just saw something here the other day how the helicopter was claimed to have carried michael wasn't the actual one. or something like that. makes me think if the ambulance bit was done more than once, maybe the helicopter footage was too.

Hollywood is just around the corner. The studios have all kind of vehicles, don't they?
Actually when watching the sheriff's heli ride from UCLA, I wondered whether the guy in the door was NOT Mike. I believe he would have loved to stand there.
I mean, even in a beautiful summer midday - if you had Michael Jackson's body on board AND have all those helis from TV stations around (or hired ones) - would you leave the door open for everybody to film?

If yes, it was on purpose. That's my conclusion. And if they left the door open during flight for everybody to see what they were doing - intentionally - they wanted to have it recorded. And then who wanted it to be recorded and why?

And here we go again. ;-)

HeavyHearts wrote:I think that would be very hard only because of the helicopters flying around

the heli's were in on it too....like a movie was being made....except the star of the movie was absent

Grace wrote:

yaya wrote:i've wondered if there's a way to read that info myself. i think it's very possible the whole thing could have been staged and carried out on different days, or at least different times during the day. i just saw something here the other day how the helicopter was claimed to have carried michael wasn't the actual one. or something like that. makes me think if the ambulance bit was done more than once, maybe the helicopter footage was too.

Hollywood is just around the corner. The studios have all kind of vehicles, don't they?
Actually when watching the sheriff's heli ride from UCLA, I wondered whether the guy in the door was NOT Mike. I believe he would have loved to stand there.
I mean, even in a beautiful summer midday - if you had Michael Jackson's body on board AND have all those helis from TV stations around (or hired ones) - would you leave the door open for everybody to film?

If yes, it was on purpose. That's my conclusion. And if they left the door open during flight for everybody to see what they were doing - intentionally - they wanted to have it recorded. And then who wanted it to be recorded and why?

And here we go again. ;-)

during a time like MJ's death or any other crisis....people are so shocked, that they tend to overlook the OBVIOUS.

Somehow the account that the cancer patient gives doesn't jive. She said they returned to the hospital for the 1:3o appointment and noticed the helicopter hovering. After waiting almost two hours the alarm went off, and they had to leave the building. After that Jermaine asked a nurse about directions.
Well, that puts the time after 3:00. Jermaine was giving his news conference then. And he'd already been there and seen Michael's "body".