Here is the second official interview that Brian Oxman gave on June 25th: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCMOLWUAdME.
I barely saw anything of interest, but check it out, you might see more than me.
1:50 He talks about drug use and calls it “excessive”. This is just my observation, but he seems to bring this up in every interview that he gives.
3:15 Did he shake his head “no”? That’s interesting since he is talking about how well the police and district attorney is going to look at this case.
4:05 Oxman says, “I only know that I feared being here on this day talking to you and talking to others.” This is just kind of a weird statement. If you read it word for word, it sounds like he knew this would happen today and he feared having to give interviews. Maybe he worded it wrong? He could have instead meant that he feared something like this would happen and that he did not want to be there when it did.
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
How to spot a lie—Brian Oxman Part 3
This is part 1 of an interview that Brian Oxman gave to MSNBC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y__ZXL45Zc&feature=watch_response_rev.
1:30 He says he warned of the use of prescription medicines in the past (2 years ago), but says that he is not sure if medication caused this. According to him, we shouldn’t jump to conclusions.
3:15 Oxman is asked to comment on the fact that it has been said that he doesn’t speak for Michael Jackson. He says that he is not speaking for anyone but himself.
4:10 He explains his previous statement on CNN about this being worse than Anna Nicole Smith’s case.
4:50 While he is talking a Sheriff’s helicopter is landing nearby. Is it the same one that takes Michael to the coroner’s office?
5:10 He says there was no warning of this happening. Michael had been eating well.
6:20 He says that medication was getting in the way of Michael rehearsing and getting in shape. Afterwards, he says that he does not know what caused this, that it could be a natural cause and that he doesn’t want to jump to conclusions. If he does not want to jump to conclusions, then why keep talking about drugs and how he was afraid of this happening.
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1:30 He says he warned of the use of prescription medicines in the past (2 years ago), but says that he is not sure if medication caused this. According to him, we shouldn’t jump to conclusions.
3:15 Oxman is asked to comment on the fact that it has been said that he doesn’t speak for Michael Jackson. He says that he is not speaking for anyone but himself.
4:10 He explains his previous statement on CNN about this being worse than Anna Nicole Smith’s case.
4:50 While he is talking a Sheriff’s helicopter is landing nearby. Is it the same one that takes Michael to the coroner’s office?
5:10 He says there was no warning of this happening. Michael had been eating well.
6:20 He says that medication was getting in the way of Michael rehearsing and getting in shape. Afterwards, he says that he does not know what caused this, that it could be a natural cause and that he doesn’t want to jump to conclusions. If he does not want to jump to conclusions, then why keep talking about drugs and how he was afraid of this happening.
Believe.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
How to spot a lie—Brian Oxman Part 2
This is the CNN interview that I mentioned previously. He gave this almost immediately after he gave the impromptu interview. Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARi_uuit3Hg.
0:30 “What kinds of detail are you hearing from doctors.” He says that he hasn’t spoken to the doctors, but he has spoken to the family members and they don’t know anything. Again, I ask myself the same question. It is about 2 hours after he was officially pronounced dead. How do they not know anything?
1:25 “Can you confirm to us that he is dead?” He responds by saying that no one has confirmed anything with him. All he knows is that the family is crying.
1:55 “Who was with him at the time?” He believes that Frank DiLeo was there, but he is not positive.
2:40-3:40 “Do you know what kind of physical condition he was in?” According to Oxman, he was in good physical condition. The only thing that bothered him was the discussion of Michael one day dying. Oxman says that today was not unexpected, because of the drugs he was taking and compared to Anna Nicole Smith’s case, this is much worse.
3:40 He says that Michael had trouble keeping up with the other dancers due to his injuries and use of medication.
4:45 “So Brian, you’re telling us that you were able to observe some of these rehearsals and you found him to be in a somewhat weakened condition?” He quickly replies, “No, no. He was in fine condition. We never saw him in any kind of weakened condition.” Didn’t he just say that injuries and medication were getting in the way? He can’t have it both ways. Either he believes that Michael was on drugs or he doesn’t.
So according to Oxman, Michael was in a very good physical condition, but also taking more drugs than Anna Nicole Smith. How is that possible?
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0:30 “What kinds of detail are you hearing from doctors.” He says that he hasn’t spoken to the doctors, but he has spoken to the family members and they don’t know anything. Again, I ask myself the same question. It is about 2 hours after he was officially pronounced dead. How do they not know anything?
1:25 “Can you confirm to us that he is dead?” He responds by saying that no one has confirmed anything with him. All he knows is that the family is crying.
1:55 “Who was with him at the time?” He believes that Frank DiLeo was there, but he is not positive.
2:40-3:40 “Do you know what kind of physical condition he was in?” According to Oxman, he was in good physical condition. The only thing that bothered him was the discussion of Michael one day dying. Oxman says that today was not unexpected, because of the drugs he was taking and compared to Anna Nicole Smith’s case, this is much worse.
3:40 He says that Michael had trouble keeping up with the other dancers due to his injuries and use of medication.
4:45 “So Brian, you’re telling us that you were able to observe some of these rehearsals and you found him to be in a somewhat weakened condition?” He quickly replies, “No, no. He was in fine condition. We never saw him in any kind of weakened condition.” Didn’t he just say that injuries and medication were getting in the way? He can’t have it both ways. Either he believes that Michael was on drugs or he doesn’t.
So according to Oxman, Michael was in a very good physical condition, but also taking more drugs than Anna Nicole Smith. How is that possible?
Believe.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
How to spot a lie—Brian Oxman Part 1
This is an impromptu interview given by Brian Oxman on June 25th: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBw9DX2ucBs.
Check out a few slip-ups that he made:
0:00 “Do the children know what happened?” Oxman responds “Not that I know of, not that I know of. They are with the nanny.” First of all, weren’t they at the house when all of this happened? Didn’t some reports say that Prince thought that his father was playing around or that Murray wanted Prince to come help him? Secondly, didn’t they follow the ambulance to the hospital? According to Latoya this is when she and Paris went in to see Michael’s body and Paris gave him the necklace.
0:30 “Do you know who called 911?” Oxman replies, “From what I was told, Frank DiLeo told 911, but that is unconfirmed. I don’t know.” Someone told him that it was Frank DiLeo? That’s weird.
1:50 “Do you think that this is an affect of Farrah Fawcett passing?” Oxman replies, “I can’t say that for sure. I know that he loved Farrah Fawcett. I do know that he is in difficult condition.” The person who posted the video says that it was taken about 4:30pm. Michael Jackson was pronounced dead at 2:26pm. Maybe he didn’t know? Well, Jermaine did not make the announcement until 6:15pm, so it’s a slight possibility. Something else to think about: What was going on from 2:26pm until 6:15pm? Getting back to the facts, Michael was pronounced dead at 2:26pm, and at 4:30pm Brian Oxman did not know that he had passed. That is still strange to me. If you were as hugging family members as Oxman claimed to be doing in other interviews, you would think that he would have been there when a doctor broke the news to the family. If he was not, you would think that a member of the family would have told him or he could have guessed from everyone’s mood. I don’t know, but I just think that that is really weird.
If you are like me, you need to know for a fact that this interview was at 4:30pm on June 25th and not before. The easiest part is proving that it was June 25th. If you noticed, one of the interviewers mentioned Farrah Fawcett’s death. Now the hard part is to prove that this took place at 4:30pm. During the video Oxman keeps saying that he has to find the CNN van. The show on CNN that he was interviewed on (Lou Dobbs tonight) started at 4pm and he did not come on immediately. Thus, this gives him time to be interviewed on the street at approximately 4:30pm, and then show up at the CNN van afterwards. Even in the CNN interview he says he can’t confirm Michael Jackson’s death, but, as I said before, I would think he would know something since (according to him) he was very close to the family during this time, and they would have known something by now.
2:10 Oxman says that there was a drug problem and that the family was worried about it also. Big contradiction to what Kenny Ortega said.
Believe.
Check out a few slip-ups that he made:
0:00 “Do the children know what happened?” Oxman responds “Not that I know of, not that I know of. They are with the nanny.” First of all, weren’t they at the house when all of this happened? Didn’t some reports say that Prince thought that his father was playing around or that Murray wanted Prince to come help him? Secondly, didn’t they follow the ambulance to the hospital? According to Latoya this is when she and Paris went in to see Michael’s body and Paris gave him the necklace.
0:30 “Do you know who called 911?” Oxman replies, “From what I was told, Frank DiLeo told 911, but that is unconfirmed. I don’t know.” Someone told him that it was Frank DiLeo? That’s weird.
1:50 “Do you think that this is an affect of Farrah Fawcett passing?” Oxman replies, “I can’t say that for sure. I know that he loved Farrah Fawcett. I do know that he is in difficult condition.” The person who posted the video says that it was taken about 4:30pm. Michael Jackson was pronounced dead at 2:26pm. Maybe he didn’t know? Well, Jermaine did not make the announcement until 6:15pm, so it’s a slight possibility. Something else to think about: What was going on from 2:26pm until 6:15pm? Getting back to the facts, Michael was pronounced dead at 2:26pm, and at 4:30pm Brian Oxman did not know that he had passed. That is still strange to me. If you were as hugging family members as Oxman claimed to be doing in other interviews, you would think that he would have been there when a doctor broke the news to the family. If he was not, you would think that a member of the family would have told him or he could have guessed from everyone’s mood. I don’t know, but I just think that that is really weird.
If you are like me, you need to know for a fact that this interview was at 4:30pm on June 25th and not before. The easiest part is proving that it was June 25th. If you noticed, one of the interviewers mentioned Farrah Fawcett’s death. Now the hard part is to prove that this took place at 4:30pm. During the video Oxman keeps saying that he has to find the CNN van. The show on CNN that he was interviewed on (Lou Dobbs tonight) started at 4pm and he did not come on immediately. Thus, this gives him time to be interviewed on the street at approximately 4:30pm, and then show up at the CNN van afterwards. Even in the CNN interview he says he can’t confirm Michael Jackson’s death, but, as I said before, I would think he would know something since (according to him) he was very close to the family during this time, and they would have known something by now.
2:10 Oxman says that there was a drug problem and that the family was worried about it also. Big contradiction to what Kenny Ortega said.
Believe.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
How to spot a lie—Kenny Ortega Part 1
The first interview I want to talk about is Kenny Ortega’s interview with CNN from October before the release of This Is It. Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PUgdBcjrlo.
Breaking it down, this is what I see:
0:30-1:00 Kenny Ortega is asked what his reaction is to Michael’s death. He answers telling how it was good that everyone was together when they got the news. He keeps glancing off to the right especially when talking about the people that were collapsing and wandering the halls. He constantly stutters and the only time that he really looks at the interviewers is when he says, “Thank God we were together” and goes on talking about the rehearsals.
1:00 He is quick to say that Michael was fine. There is no stuttering and he is looking directly at the interviewers.
1:50-2:50 He is asked about Michael not sleeping. When he responds about the ideas that Michael said were coming to him, he keeps glancing up to the left as if he is remembering the event. There is very little stuttering and he is looking at the interviewers.
3:30-4:00 He says Michael was healthy and in the shape he wanted to be in. He stutters very little.
4:15-7:10 He talks about the film and Michael as a person. As when he mentions Michael’s health, there is no stuttering and he looks directly at the interviewers.
7:10-end I think this is the most interesting part. When he says that Michael’s life did not have to end this way he glances quickly to the right and stats stuttering and looking around for something to say. He reacts to this question in almost the same way as he did to the earlier questions at 0:30 about Michael’s death. He says that he believes Michael’s death was unnecessary and he is going to leave it at that for right now. To me, that is the weirdest statement ever.
Kenny Ortega knows something he isn’t telling. Every time the interviewers brought up Michael’s death, he became nervous as stuttered so much it was hard to understand him. When they talk about Michael being in great shape and the film, This Is It, he has no problem answering the questions and at times he seems happy and excited.
Believe.
Breaking it down, this is what I see:
0:30-1:00 Kenny Ortega is asked what his reaction is to Michael’s death. He answers telling how it was good that everyone was together when they got the news. He keeps glancing off to the right especially when talking about the people that were collapsing and wandering the halls. He constantly stutters and the only time that he really looks at the interviewers is when he says, “Thank God we were together” and goes on talking about the rehearsals.
1:00 He is quick to say that Michael was fine. There is no stuttering and he is looking directly at the interviewers.
1:50-2:50 He is asked about Michael not sleeping. When he responds about the ideas that Michael said were coming to him, he keeps glancing up to the left as if he is remembering the event. There is very little stuttering and he is looking at the interviewers.
3:30-4:00 He says Michael was healthy and in the shape he wanted to be in. He stutters very little.
4:15-7:10 He talks about the film and Michael as a person. As when he mentions Michael’s health, there is no stuttering and he looks directly at the interviewers.
7:10-end I think this is the most interesting part. When he says that Michael’s life did not have to end this way he glances quickly to the right and stats stuttering and looking around for something to say. He reacts to this question in almost the same way as he did to the earlier questions at 0:30 about Michael’s death. He says that he believes Michael’s death was unnecessary and he is going to leave it at that for right now. To me, that is the weirdest statement ever.
Kenny Ortega knows something he isn’t telling. Every time the interviewers brought up Michael’s death, he became nervous as stuttered so much it was hard to understand him. When they talk about Michael being in great shape and the film, This Is It, he has no problem answering the questions and at times he seems happy and excited.
Believe.
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