King of Pop

The TV mystic will host the seance live from a secret location, where Jackson previously lived.

The onyesha will be one of two about the King of Pop - who died in June of acute intoxication of the drug Propofol - which will be shown on Sky1.

The saa long programmes - 'Michael Jackson: The Live Seance' and 'Michael Jackson: The tafuta for His Spirit' - will attempt to give mashabiki a last chance to speak with the star.

Both shows will be hosted kwa June Sarpong, and feature guests including American psychic Bobby Marchesso, Jackson's 'Thriller' video co-star Ola Ray, spiritual healer Reverend June Gatlin...

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They Say That He Was a Boy Who Became a Man, And That As a Man He Became a Boy. The King Of Pop Now Lays To Rest, And All We Have Are Memories Of Good Music, video And His Legacy. Michael Jackson, Who Died Two Months Shy Of His 51st Birthday, Will Never Grow Old. But Then, He Never Wanted To Grow Old. One Of His inayopendelewa Animated Stories Was That Of Walt Disney's Peter Pan, The Boy Who Never Grew Up. Michael Had Spent Over 45 Years Entertaining The Public, First As a Member Of The Jackson Five, And Later As The Most Famous Entertainer In The World. Beloved kwa mashabiki From...

HOUSTON (Reuters) - Pop nyota Michael Jackson died from a lethal dose of the powerful anesthetic propofol aliyopewa in a cocktail of drugs, leading authorities to suspect his doctor of manslaughter, court documents showed on Monday.

The "Thriller" singer suffered cardiac arrest and died on June 25 at age 50. Since then, an investigation kwa state and federal agencies have focused on Conrad Murray, Jackson's personal doctor who was at his bedside the siku he died.

The findings, contained in a warrant to tafuta Murray's nyumbani and offices, paint a picture of an insomniac pop nyota who could not sleep without...