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Justice for Michael Jackson: Preventing the Release of the Autopsy Photo

As expected, the media has turned Conrad Murray’s trial into a “Michael Jackson trial.” The photo that was shown in court a few days ago sometimes appears on TV screens, and countless websites have published it. No one in the history of this planet has been photographed as much as Michael Jackson. No one is famous because of him, and there is no other well-known face who can connect people from east to west, north to south—different nationalities and races, and people of all ages. No star in history has been as popular as Michael Jackson. So it’s not surprising that the media uses even the smallest event in Michael Jackson’s world to get more attention for themselves and to win against their rivals. When a few days ago a photo showing Michael Jackson’s naked body on the forensic autopsy table was displayed in court, TMZ immediately posted it on its website and a sick individual bombarded Prince and Paris’s Twitter accounts with a link to this image. At that time, the fan community united to defend and support Michael’s children, and by reporting the violation, they caused that person’s account to be blocked by Twitter very quickly. Other famous figures have not faced such insulting treatment, and their lifeless photos have not been turned into entertainment! Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, Martin Luther King, John F. Kennedy, Princess Diana—and not even Osama bin Laden! Fans around the world are furious about this behavior by the media and plan to stop the photo from being released. They are focusing on HLN. They can contact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)—an independent government organization in the United States—through phone number (5322-225-888-1) or by email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. This organization oversees enforcement of media regulations. The photo taken of Michael Jackson’s body on the forensic autopsy table is meant for the courtroom and should not become entertainment for the media.
Regarding the showing of Michael Jackson's autopsy photo in HLN and other TV channels The showing of Michael Jackson autopsy photograph outside a court of law is OUTRAGEOUS, UNJUSTIFIED and DISRESPCTFUL We demand that FCC sends a message loud and clear to HLN that they will get their license revoked for further showing of MJael Jackson autopsy photo Best Regards
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