Michael Jackson’s Ghost Haunting Neverland

There’s been rumours that he’s faked his own death: that Jackson is living underground somewhere with Kurt Cobain, or that he paid millions to make a corpse look like himself and then fled to the Canadian border to hide out for awhile.

Now there are even rumours that Michael Jackson’s ghost is haunting his beloved Neverland Ranch.

During a trip inside the King of Pop’s former residence, Larry King’s television crew allegedly caught – on film – a “dark, human-like shadow” floating in one of the rooms.

Conspiracy theorists say that it’s Michael Jackson – in child-form – skipping around the residence ala Peter Pan, while other more lateral thinkers say its simply the shadow of one of the members of the Jackson family, come to sniff out hidden valuables.

I’ll let you be the judge.

To see the footage of Jackson’s alleged “ghost” click here.

No Public Viewing, Says Jackson Family

There will be no private viewing of Michael Jackson at Neverland Ranch, despite news reports that suggest otherwise.

The Jackson family has just released a statement, through their newly acquired reps, which states there will be no such service performed his former residence.

“Contrary to previous news reports, the Jackson family is officially stating that there will be no public or private viewing at Neverland.

“Plans are underway regarding a public memorial for Michael Jackson, and we will announce those plans shortly.”

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Public Viewing of Jackson’s Body

As if the circumstances of his death – and life – weren’t already strange enough, the Jackson family has decided to transport the King of Pop’s body to his former residence, Neverland Ranch, later in the week for a public viewing of his body.

TMZ.com has learned from law enforcement officials that a 30-car motorcade (which includes a herse for Jackson’s body) will be travelling from L.A. to the singer’s infamous residence at 10 a.m. on Thursday (U.S. time).

At this stage, it looks like a public viewing will be taking place on either Friday or Saturday. That should excite the millions of fans worldwide who’ve been in tatters since news of the pop superstar’s death first broke last Thursday, some of which have even started to “commit suicide” in retaliation to his passing.

It is not known when a funeral for Jackson will be held.

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