Chief Bratton's wife

I don't know if this has been commented on before, but I post it here just in case it hasn't. I believe that Chief Bratton of the LAPD is a key player in the hoaxed death of Michael Jackson. The fact that he has chosen now to retire early, effective October 31, 2009, seems to be more than a coincidence given that he and his police department are in the middle of an invesitigation into the circumstances of Michael Jackson's death. I did some research and came up with some interesting information.

The chief is married to Rikki Klieman, who is an attorney and also a legal analysit for TruTV, She covered the molestation trial of Michael Jackson.


Here are some interesting articles:


Chief Bratton Resigns:

http://ronkayela.com/2009/08/bratton-quits-rumored-joining.html


"BRATTON QUITS, Joining Global Police Consulting Firm
By Ron Kaye

"On August 5, 2009 on August 5, 2009 at 10:04 AM. William Bratton -- City Hall's most popular figure -- quit suddenly today, leaving the mayor without his most effective political cover. The Times reported Bratton will "take over as head of a private security firm." He intends to stay until October. Insiders heard he will join the international police consulting firm Altegrity Inc. based in Falls Church, Va. The CEO is Michael Cherkasky, a close Bratton ally who served as monitor of the LAPD's recently ended federal court consent decree. The City Hall rumor mill was on fire that there is a troubling back story to the chief's resignation involving information that grew out of CIty Attorney Carmen Trutanich's investigation of the Michael Jackson funeral case. Sources said Trutanich stumbled across information in the course of that investigation that could prove embarrassing to the chief. Bratton recently put his Los Feliz house up for sale but denied it was with the intention of leaving LA. The Daily News reported he is expected to discuss his plans at a midday City Hall news conference, which will be attended by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. City Council President Eric Garcetti said he spoke to Bratton Monday night. "He did confirm that, for personal and professional reasons, he thinks this is a good time, that things are in good hands, that there's no negative reason at all for him leaving.""


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Bratton\

"Bratton is married to attorney and TruTV analyst Rikki Klieman....."


Who is Rikki Klieman?


"Television anchor, legal analyst, trial attorney, actor and best-selling author, Rikki Klieman has earned a sterling reputation as one of the nation’s most celebrated lawyers and legal authorities. A dynamic and versatile communicator, Klieman has found success in multiple fields, including television journalism, the courtroom, academia and public speaking.

An Anchor at the Courtroom Television Network since 1994 and a Legal Analyst for NBC’s "Today Show" and E! Network’s coverage of the Michael Jackson trial, Rikki relocated to from New York to California to join her husband, Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton. She continues to inspire the lives of others with her autobiography, "Fairy Tales Can Come True: How a Driven Woman Changed Her Destiny," released in May 2003 which reached the L.A. Times Best Seller List."
(She is also an actress)


Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rikki-klieman


This is what Ms. Klieman had to say about the Trial.


"Rikki Klieman
Posted: May 9, 2005 11:35 AM

"Jackson Experts: It depends on what side you're on'


Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rikki-klieman/jackson-experts-it-depend_b_531.html

“The bias of certain members of the media covering the Michael Jackson case is astounding. The so-called "legal experts" and reporters who should be reviewing the transcripts or observing the courtroom with objectivity can only see through their own prism. Those against the King of Pop seem to have some personal investmentment in a conviction. They watched the brilliance of the cross examination of defense attorney Tom Mesereau and called him a bully. They anguished over the "tormenting" of the mothers of the accusers, old and new. Yet, once the defense began its case, they have changed their tune, according great praise to the equally thorough (and equally devastating) cross examination by the prosecution of the mothers of those who say they were never molested. Why are one group of mothers the object of pity and another group the object of derision?
These commentators need to choose: either appreciate the skills of the advocates and discuss trial techniques objectively -- or-- just admit your bias so the public does not think you are telling "the truth" when you are giving an opinion grounded in your desire for societal vengence."


This is most definitely a strange coincidence, if it is a coincidence at all. That the LAPD Chief of Police, who is resigning in the midst of the investigation of Michael Jackson's death, is married to a legal analyst/actress, who reported on TruTV and E TV on the molestation trial, and who had something strong to say about the biased media coverage of the trial.

I haven't researched deeply enough to form a theory about this, but I would guess that the Chief's resignation might have something to do with his wife's connection to Michael Jackson. It also seems to add credence to the idea that this is a Vendetta against the media and the false accusers who tried to destroy him. And it may be even more complex than that.

Excellent post, Jade!

The connection between Bratton - his wife - Michael is very interesting.

Gotta think about it a bit more to come up with a possible theory, but I wanted to thank you for bringing this to our attention.

Together will find DA TROOT!

annieisnotokey wrote:Excellent post, Jade!

The connection between Bratton - his wife - Michael is very interesting.

Gotta think about it a bit more to come up with a possible theory, but I wanted to thank you for bringing this to our attention.

Together will find DA TROOT!

You're welcome. I look forward to hearing your take on this.

Wow, very interesting! Those are the kinds of things that make this hoax seem more plausible to me...instead of all the so-called informants, body doubles, disguises, and number theories.

Great research Jade! There's definitely a connection to arouse suspicion. Looking forward to any further information you discover regarding this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCORt4GCSss Great find, I think this could well have some significance to the hoax. I dont know if this has some relevence but I have found this video and they are both being interviewed and she says that they have both been on many occasions to London. 02- London= beginning of the hoax? If they were in on it they would have to deal with the organisers and heads of AEG. Its at 2.47.

Bravo Jade.

The members of this site amaze me with their sharp minds.

Side note: The depth of this hoax sometimes scares me. That is because I, like others, am being guided to take my mind and heart to new places that have never been explored.


quote="jade jackson"]I don't know if this has been commented on before, but I post it here just in case it hasn't. I believe that Chief Bratton of the LAPD is a key player in the hoaxed death of Michael Jackson. The fact that he has chosen now to retire early, effective October 31, 2009, seems to be more than a coincidence given that he and his police department are in the middle of an invesitigation into the circumstances of Michael Jackson's death. I did some research and came up with some interesting information.

The chief is married to Rikki Klieman, who is an attorney and also a legal analysit for TruTV, She covered the molestation trial of Michael Jackson.


Here are some interesting articles:


Chief Bratton Resigns:

http://ronkayela.com/2009/08/bratton-quits-rumored-joining.html


"BRATTON QUITS, Joining Global Police Consulting Firm
By Ron Kaye

"On August 5, 2009 on August 5, 2009 at 10:04 AM. William Bratton -- City Hall's most popular figure -- quit suddenly today, leaving the mayor without his most effective political cover. The Times reported Bratton will "take over as head of a private security firm." He intends to stay until October. Insiders heard he will join the international police consulting firm Altegrity Inc. based in Falls Church, Va. The CEO is Michael Cherkasky, a close Bratton ally who served as monitor of the LAPD's recently ended federal court consent decree. The City Hall rumor mill was on fire that there is a troubling back story to the chief's resignation involving information that grew out of CIty Attorney Carmen Trutanich's investigation of the Michael Jackson funeral case. Sources said Trutanich stumbled across information in the course of that investigation that could prove embarrassing to the chief. Bratton recently put his Los Feliz house up for sale but denied it was with the intention of leaving LA. The Daily News reported he is expected to discuss his plans at a midday City Hall news conference, which will be attended by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. City Council President Eric Garcetti said he spoke to Bratton Monday night. "He did confirm that, for personal and professional reasons, he thinks this is a good time, that things are in good hands, that there's no negative reason at all for him leaving.""


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Bratton\

"Bratton is married to attorney and TruTV analyst Rikki Klieman....."


Who is Rikki Klieman?


"Television anchor, legal analyst, trial attorney, actor and best-selling author, Rikki Klieman has earned a sterling reputation as one of the nation’s most celebrated lawyers and legal authorities. A dynamic and versatile communicator, Klieman has found success in multiple fields, including television journalism, the courtroom, academia and public speaking.

An Anchor at the Courtroom Television Network since 1994 and a Legal Analyst for NBC’s "Today Show" and E! Network’s coverage of the Michael Jackson trial, Rikki relocated to from New York to California to join her husband, Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton. She continues to inspire the lives of others with her autobiography, "Fairy Tales Can Come True: How a Driven Woman Changed Her Destiny," released in May 2003 which reached the L.A. Times Best Seller List."
(She is also an actress)


Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rikki-klieman


This is what Ms. Klieman had to say about the Trial.


"Rikki Klieman
Posted: May 9, 2005 11:35 AM

"Jackson Experts: It depends on what side you're on'


Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rikki-klieman/jackson-experts-it-depend_b_531.html

“The bias of certain members of the media covering the Michael Jackson case is astounding. The so-called "legal experts" and reporters who should be reviewing the transcripts or observing the courtroom with objectivity can only see through their own prism. Those against the King of Pop seem to have some personal investmentment in a conviction. They watched the brilliance of the cross examination of defense attorney Tom Mesereau and called him a bully. They anguished over the "tormenting" of the mothers of the accusers, old and new. Yet, once the defense began its case, they have changed their tune, according great praise to the equally thorough (and equally devastating) cross examination by the prosecution of the mothers of those who say they were never molested. Why are one group of mothers the object of pity and another group the object of derision?
These commentators need to choose: either appreciate the skills of the advocates and discuss trial techniques objectively -- or-- just admit your bias so the public does not think you are telling "the truth" when you are giving an opinion grounded in your desire for societal vengence."


This is most definitely a strange coincidence, if it is a coincidence at all. That the LAPD Chief of Police, who is resigning in the midst of the investigation of Michael Jackson's death, is married to a legal analyst/actress, who reported on TruTV and E TV on the molestation trial, and who had something strong to say about the biased media coverage of the trial.

I haven't researched deeply enough to form a theory about this, but I would guess that the Chief's resignation might have something to do with his wife's connection to Michael Jackson. It also seems to add credence to the idea that this is a Vendetta against the media and the false accusers who tried to destroy him. And it may be even more complex than that.[/quote]

WOW, This is deffinitely Something! Brava!

My pleasure! Now we just have to figure out how this fits in with the known facts of the case and whether or not it supports any of the theories. You guys have an amazing talent for coming up with theories (and for research, analysis, and fact-finding). Thank you everyone here for the great work YOU do.

jade jackson wrote:My pleasure! Now we just have to figure out how this fits in with the known facts of the case and whether or not it supports any of the theories. You guys have an amazing talent for coming up with theories (and for research, analysis, and fact-finding). Thank you everyone here for the great work YOU do.

Conflict of Interest maybe? IDK.....I need more info....

Okay...."investigation of the Michael Jackson funeral case"? Odd choice of words, don't you all think????

hmm..seems like everybody in this investigation has a link with michael or his family....very strange indeed...

Yes, a great and interesting connection, jade.

But I don´t get why Bratton would retire early if his wife (and he?) were in on the hoax, helping Mike to get out before it´s too late. That is what you´re assuming right?

I am not sure that the Chief is in on the hoax, but maybe he knows something...or maybe his wife knows something...at the very least, I am guessing it would be a conflict of interest, although I am not sure why since Michael is not being investigated for a crime...it is interesting that she posted on her blog that statement about how twisted the coverage of the trial was. In that sense, she seems to have been on Michael's side, but I will have to look into it further.

Seems like the LAPD would have to be in the know, at least at some level. I have always thought that if there were a sting of some sort, the police and the coroner would both have been in on it.

Yeah it does make sense.

Interesting find. Good work!

HAHA!!! I love it!

This is the BEST find I've seen in a long time...excellent!

Just when you think all the clues with depth have left us...

neverlandprincess wrote:Just when you think all the clues with depth have left us...

Yeah I know, right? It´s a treat every time we´re proven wrong

Wow, great connect Jade!
There are so many intelligent people on this site.
I LOVE THIS SITE and the people here!

Thanks for sharing this with us JADE.