part 8-10 probe into Michael Jackson's case (what did happen to Michael Jackson?)

Here are the other parts, but for better appreciation, please start from the beginning. Parts 1-7 are on a separate previous posting.

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Part 8: footages: some of MJ's performances: with his brothers, when he was younger; the Dangerous tour; Billie Jean performance at Motown 25, and others; in May 14, 1984, MJ at the White House with President Ronald Reagan to receive "good role model" award; "a night the majesty met the magic": MJ meeting Princess Diana and donates to their charity; MJ receives an award for best-selling album; MJ meets with President Nelson Mandela; amazing Neverland; note: before MJ turned 30, he had it all; with Billie Jean, MJ was the first black to be on MTV; number 1 album Thriller came out in 1982; in 1983, MJ fired his entire management, including his father; a review of MJ's major burning accident in 1984 with footage; MJ started Victory tour with his brothers after the accident; people thought tickets to Victory concert were too expensive; MJ announcing he is donating all his earnings from Victory concert to charity; MJ receives award for humanitarian efforts from the White House; but in truth, it had a hiden agenda to entice MJ into letting the transportation secretary use "Beat It" as background for anti-drunk driving campaign ad???; MJ gets overwhelmed by all the attention, locks himself in the bathroom; MJ's new manager is Frank Dileo; in 1985, MJ was part of "We are the World" which he co-wrote with Lionel Richie, a huge success; later that year (1985), MJ has sprained his hand at the set of Disney movie "Captain Eo" and was rushed to the hospital; MJ bought Beatles music rights which hurt his friendship with Paul McCartney, but proved to be the smartest business deal he ever made; in 1986, MJ started "Bad" world tour, finished 3D-movie "Captain Eo", wrote autobiography "Moonwalker", released musical movie also called "Moonwalker", bought Neverland, received numerous awards; in 1987, MJ left Jehovah's Witness (review); in 1989, MJ let go of his manager Frank Dileo, not clear why; immediately after Frank Dileo's departure, MJ's brothers tried to convince MJ to do a tour with them for a moonie religious organization; the religious group literaly offered a million dollar reward to any family member who could convince MJ; nobody could convince MJ; it turned out the organization offered the same to Frank Dileo who turned them down; note: in 2009, MJ hired Dileo again shortly before he died; in 1984, MJ's contact with his brothers was minimal, he made it veryt cleard Victory tour was the last; in 1990's: MJ renegotiated his contract with Sony and got a bigger percentage, had a 15-year 6-album deal; on June 25, 1990 (coincidence?), MJ started recording "Dangerous"; presidents kept inviting MJ to the White House (footage of MJ with President Bush at the White House); from 1990-1995, MJ received numerous awards for his music and humanitarian efforts; footage of MJ's friend talking about MJ being the target of media, music video of "Leave Me Alone", MJ's NAACP Awards speech in 1994 (review) defending his innocence; MJ says "Do me a favor, don't read the tabloids"

Part 9: an article mentioned about Grace Rwaramba (MJ's nanny) being introduced to MJ in 1991 by his now former spokesman Dr. Tohme Tohme; in December 2008, Tohme Tohme comes out as MJ's official spokesperson (photo of Tohme Tohme shown); in 2008, Dr. Tohme Tohme was heard denying MJ had a bad lung condition; Tohme Tohme was also the man who admitted firing Grace twice; further research shows Deepak Chopra was the one who introduced Grace to MJ, not Tohme Tohme; after MJ's death, Tohme Tohme said "I build a fence around Michael to keep people out"; Tohme Tohme also fired more members of MJ's staff and bodyguards..."to cut on costs," he says; after new deal with Sony, MJ started Dangerous tour in 1992; clips for the singles from the Dangerous album featured big names: Naomi Campbell, Eddy Murphy, Macaulay Culkin, etc.; decade 2000 started great for MJ; footage of Dangerous Tour; in November 1992, MJ's single "Heal the World" was released; at the same time (November 1992), a tv-movie "The Jacksons: An American Dream" was broadcasted on tv featuring the Jackson 5 story and produced by Jermaine, a huge success; footage (review) of MJ giving interview to Oprah in 1993, explaining his white skin; footage of other vicitms of vitiligo; footage (review) of MJ during interrogation stressing he was proud to be black; footage of lady doctor not supporting MJ's claims regarding his white skin, says MJ obviously wanted to be Caucasian; footage of another lady reacting negatively to MJ's changing look; footage of a burn victim, David Rothenberg, whom MJ befriended, testifying on MJ's kindness on Larry King show; footage of a man commenting about Tohme Tohme negatively, saying Tohme Tohme calls himself a doctor, but he is not a medical doctor, he is more a wonderful story teller

Part 10: note: the 1993 molestation case affected MJ severely; footage of news on tv about MJ denying allegations; footage (review) of MJ denying allegations after he's been made to undergo humiliating ordeal by the police; in 1994, MJ settled with his accuser, father of Jordan Chandler, out of court; MJ said he did so to get on with his life and because he did not want a media circus; in 2002, official documents showed it was not MJ's decision to settle out of court, but his insurance company's???; settlement document shown; MJ met the Chandlers when his van broke down in the middle of nowhere, so he rented a car at the shop of Dave Schwartz, then husband of June; Dave called June and told her to come to the shop with his stepson, Jordan, June's son by his ex-husband Evan Chandler; photo of Chandler Schwartz shown; June gave MJ her number, told MJ Jordan sent him a drawing in 1984, after the burning accident during Pepsi commercial shoot; in truth, drawing was delivered at MJ's hospital by June, herself, along with a handwritten letter and her phone number; MJ called to thank them and invited Jordan to audition for a commercial with MJ; Jordan did not pass the audition and the family did not get to meet MJ as expected; so MJ sent them tickets for his "Bad" tour concert and invited them to Neverland, Jordan was 13 years old; it was found out later that when Jordan was a toddler, he and his parents bumped into MJ at a diner and MJ picked him up commenting how cute he was; Jordan's dentist father, Evan, dreamed of becoming a scriptwriter and was very pleased with the then recent friendship between MJ and his son; Evan Chandler felt left out and got jealous because MJ's attention was mainly on Jordan and her mother, June; June's then husband, Dave, eventually became suspicious MJ was after his wife and told June to get rid of MJ; June refused, reasoned MJ was very kind, and seemed more eager to get rid of Dave; photo of June, Michael, and Jordan shown; June's ex-husband, Evan, and then husband, Dave, both felt bad about MJ; during a telephone conversation between Dave and Evan, which Dave taped, Evan was heard talking about plans of destroying MJ and extorting from him; audio of the taped conversation; lawyer Barry K. Rothman and DA (District Attorney) Thomas Sneddon, both with questionable character as records would show, came into the picture; note: Geraldine Hughes, Rothman's former secretary, revealed in her book it was all about money; investigators intimidated children contacted through MJ's personal phonebook by telling them lies claiming they (investigators) have pictures of them with MJ???; as seen in previous parts of the documentary, Evan Chandler fought for custody of his son against his ex-wife so he could get his hands on MJ's money; footage of MJ's mom, Katherine Jackson, defending MJ; Evan Chandler claimed his son revealed the abuse while on "truth serum" at his dentist's office, but when questioned, Jordan denied everything his father said; several people tried to sell what they claimed they knew about the MJ and little boys to tabloids, but in court, they all admitted they never saw anything with their eyes, just heard stories from others who claimed they did; the tabloids hounded MJ by printing unfounded stories they bought from unreliable sources; footage of a man commenting the out-of-court settlement did not do so much good to MJ's reputation and career; footage of "Scream" video; footage of another man commenting the child molestation issue crippled MJ's career; footage of MJ saying he is very resilient; meantime, June Chandler eventually sided with Evan and Dave for fear of losing parental rights causing her lawyer to resign in disgust; when the case was settled, MJ was in England undergoing teatment for pain medication dependency, he did not see the massive coverage and how hostile it was; trouble started brewing at the Chandlers' camp, Dave divorced June and was angry at Evan for taking away Jordan, "this is all about extortion anyway," he said; some of the reasons Jackson camp agreed to settle was that MJ was very fragile emotionally and the press would haunt him while the case would be ongoing for possibly up to 6 months; LA was recovering from the Rodney King case; racial issues also affected legal proceedings, etc.; footage of Scream video (again); footage of a man commenting about MJ's closeness to kids as result of his not having a normal childhood so he could not be blamed; footage of Gladys Knight also saying MJ's fame came with a great price, he suffered because of what the world did to him; footage of man commenting growing up in public as a celebrity like MJ did has its good and bad side, and MJ had to take both, unfortunately, at that point, MJ was reaping the bad side in a big way; eventually, Jordan didn't want to testify???; footage of news announcing MJ would not be facing charges because the boy (Jordan Chandler) refused to testify???