Paris Jackson, 13: Like Father Like Daughter!!!

Paris Jackson, Daughter of Late Michael Jackson

Hollywood Pop Star Michael Jackson, who died in 2009 of acute Propofol intoxication. His daughter Paris Jackson has joined to the entertainment business after landing her debut movie role. It is said that Paris Jackson 13-year-old is stepping to her first film as a heroine in ‘Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys’.

They say that this is a fantasy film which will feature both real and animated characters. Her character’s strong love for her father is central to the plot. Paris Jackson convinced her grandmother 81-year-old Katherine because her famous family had wanted her to wait until she is 18 to start her showbiz career.

It is known that Michael Jackson was a child star, shooting to fame aged eight singing lead vocals in his family band The Jackson 5. He starred in his first film, ‘The Wiz’, aged 20. Paris is all set to follow in her superstar father’s footsteps and she scored her first role in a feature film.

 The profit from the film is going toward funding the US public school system. The film had a message close to her father’s heart. The fantasy film is based on a young adult series by Dennis H. Christen. Ancient magic turns a dolphin into a human, an evil spell changes a teenage boy into a dragonfly and a good jellyfish queen morphs into an evil fairy godmother.

The themes of family love and the magic of belief are central to the tales and is about a girl who has a close bond to her father.  Meanwhile, Paris has been making some rare public appearances. This movie is expected to be released in 2013. “Like father like daughter”, I think this quote is going to be true in her first movie release and prove herself nevertheless.

Witness For The Death & Who Would Be The Convict??????????

Late Michael Jackson

   Here I’m gonna talk about Late Michael Jackson, who drank intravenous drugs and it is to be claimed in court now. Michael Jackson’s personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray faces trial next week over the involuntary manslaughter of the ‘King of Pop’, who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009.

   Jackson’s legal team is planning to show how he was addicted to medications to help him sleep. After seeing autopsy report the intravenously administered 0.13 mg sedative was left swilling in his stomach hours after his death. Dr. Conrad Murray’s team can’t understand how Propofol got into Jackson’s stomach.

   It shows the world how much of an addict he was, it does not make sense unless Michael drank it. Jackson was acting crazy in his last few hours and demanding for drugs to help him sleep. Who know what he did, he was always playing with the bottles. 

   Dr. Conrad Murray said that Michael had a detailed knowledge of painkilling medications and intravenous treatments after decades of drug abuse and he himself was able to inject to feed his addictions.

    Dr. Murray was confident he can convince a jury Michael could have self-administered his drugs. Here it shows a bad picture of the doctor for feeding his addiction but Dr. Murray still insists he didn’t dish out enough to kill him. According to the autopsy report and evidence of paramedic and hospital records has painted that Dr. Murray is the killer. In this case the key witness had gone missing.

Dr. Conrad Murray, Jackson's personal Physician

     Here the other witness is Jacko’s bodyguard Alberto Alvarez claims that the doctor said him to clear up of his bottles and syringes from the death scene after Jackson rushed to UCLA hospital.

    Pharmacist Tim Lopez had sent large amounts of a powerful anaesthetic to Murray’s girlfriend shortly before the singer’s death. He has moved to Thailand without telling authorities and his friends and family have refused to reveal his exact whereabouts.

    Prosecutors has given part of their evidence and want to use an earlier testimony, Judge Michael Pastor is expected to make a decision in the next few days. Opening arguments in the trial are scheduled to begin on September 26. The doctor faces up to four years in jail, if convicted.

   Let’s see who the convict is, in this case and in my point of view, the convict should be seriously punished.