Close friend and confidante of Michael Jackson, Deepak Chopra, announced on his Twitter profile of a picture of him and Michael asleep together. In the back of a limo. Must have been a long and late trip. Don’t they look so peaceful?

The spectral figure fleets across the hall before disappearing during CNN’s Inside Neverland, which featured an interview with Larry King and Jermaine Jackson.

Check it out here. Eerie isn’t it?

What do you think? Is this Michael jackson’s ghost or just a shadow?

Here is an audio of the 911 released by the Los Angeles Fire Department.

I was wondering about this emergency call. You wouldn’t say you need help for Michael Jackson. They would think it was a prank 911 call.  So it’s interesting to see how this person, who was making the call in the same bedroom with Michael Jackson and his doctor.

I was surprised to hear that the doctor was tring to resusitate Michael on the bed instead of immediately placing him on the floor. This is a harder surface than a soft bed mattress and its far easier to control the pressure used in CPR. CPR can be very punishing to the patient who usually ends up with broken ribs. My step father and apparently Michael Jackson ended up with broken ribs from CPR too.

Sad thinking that Michael had probably just passed away when this call was made.

What are you thoughts?

When trying to use Twitter.com, visitors were greeted with a message saying, “Twitter is over capacity. Too many tweets! Please wait a moment and try again.”

Never seen this before. Obviously millions of fans around the world are just learning of this sad news.

In catching up with this news myself before Twitter crashed about 20 minutes ago I noticed that the top searches at Twitter were for Michael Jackson.

Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics were first at the scene of the singer’s $US100,000-a-month rented home in Holmby Hills near Sunset Boulevard about 12.12pm (local time) to find him not breathing, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Paramedics were unable to revive him.

It’s reported by TMZ that when paramedics arrived, Jackson had no pulse and they never got a pulse back. He was rushed to UCLA hospital but was pronounced dead there.

He will be sadly missed by millions of fans around the world.

I’m still in shock!

The world of music and dance will be different without Michael Jackson.