The Jackson Family Tried to Kidnap Michael
Matt Fiddes, Michael Jackson’s former bodyguard, made some strange claims in an interview today with Brisbane Times, an Australian print newspaper. He says that one year before his death, the King of Pop’s family tried to kidnap him and take him to the real house in Encino, away from the reach of doctors.
Fiddes met Michael’s brother Jermaine in Birmingham, England. That’s where the plan was made.
“We talked about kidnapping Michael and keeping him away from doctors and the people surrounding him—and these trash (medical drugs prescribed) they were giving him.”
“We tried every method. But when we got rid of one problem, another one appeared.”
“His brother Randy tried to enter the mansion where he lived, and the new guards threatened to shoot to make them leave... ‘Mr. Jackson did not allow entry’... We knew there were issues.”
Fiddes says that although the doctors and those people are to blame for Michael’s death, in the end it was Michael who allowed them.
“It confuses me that in the end he didn’t ask for help. He really didn’t want to talk about it with anyone.”
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Fiddes also joins the many men who claim they donated sperm to Michael.
He says he has no claim regarding whether Michael’s youngest biological child, Prince Michael II (Blanket), is his, and he will not request DNA testing unless something unusual happens and the children’s interests are put at risk.
“I donated sperm, and that’s something people do around the world at any moment. But when the name Michael Jackson comes up, everyone has to know.”
Meanwhile, after an autopsy was performed on Michael to determine the cause of his death, the report stated that Michael had active and healthy sperm.
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Fiddes describes Michael’s life as very different from what appeared in the newspapers.
“He himself was the source of many of the stories that were told about him. He always told us he wanted his life to be the biggest show on Earth. He became Michael Jackson—with that delicate, whisper-like voice and the rest of it. He spoke with that voice, and whenever he forgot, it was our job to remind him.... His real voice was normal and masculine. He used makeup and dressing up as part of the show.”
Fiddes says Michael would hide inside his room to become Michael Jackson.
“He would come out with makeup on, and his appearance would change completely. He would put a mask on his face. I asked him why, and he said that doing so made the news about him go viral by the millions. He was always right—because the next day he was the top headline.”
Fiddes says Michael’s habit of playing with the media made him initially treat the news about his death as another trick.
“We didn’t believe it. Those stories about Michael were normal. But I thought this time he had gone too far. We didn’t care... But I called his close friend Mark (Lester—who played Oliver Twist as a child) because he had easier access to Michael than we did. And he was crying because he had just spoken to one of Michael’s assistants.”
Source: eMJey / brisbanetimes.com.au