Dr. Arnie Klein opened up to Harvey Levin, on TMZ Live, with a fountain of information regarding his friendship with Michael.

In the interview Klein, stated that he played no part in the death of Michael; and is free of accusations and guilt. Klein did however place the blame fully on Dr. Conrad Murray.

Throughout the interview Klein looked shifty, and never maintained eye contact, and was constantly looking down, and to the right, a sure sign that he was not telling the truth throughout the interview.

Klein said that Latoya Jackson spent a few nights at Michael’s rented house after the reported death of June 25, 2009.

Today, Spungoo released the first in a new series of videos entitled “Michael Is Alive Through This Is It”.

This follows on from her successful first series entitled “Michael Is Still Alive”.

According to details released regarding the post-mortem examination Michael was “fairly healthy” and had “a strong heart”.

The details also stated that his weight was in “an acceptable range for a man of his height.”

According to the report, Michael’s most serious health problem was his chronically inflamed lungs, but this was not serious enough to be a contributing factor to his death.

“His overall health was fine,” said Dr Zeev Kain of the University of California, who reviewed the report. “The results are in normal limits” he added.

The report also states that the singer was bald at the front of his head and had what appeared to be a dark tattoo stretching across his head. His remaining hair was described as short and tightly-curled.

The description of the hair/baldness does add weight to the fact that the now ‘famous’ ambulance photo is indeed a fake as it does not represent the reports description.

Full BBC Article

Tonight the Rabbi most likely spent the evening watching his own special on NBC’s Dateline. Where the Rabbi graciously talks about a series of taped conversations between himself and Michael.

Why? Because he has a book entitled “Michael Jackson Tapes: A Tragic Icon Reveals His Soul in Intimate Conversation” for sale; and another one due out next year.

The tapes were recorded in 2000. When asked on Dateline why he left it until now to release the book, Rabbi Schmuley Boteach replied “And in the words of Hillel, if not now, when?”

In a strange twist, Michael’s former manager, Dieter Wiesner, said in an interview in September 2009 that Michael had a ‘enemy list’ and the Rabbi was on it.

Article from WhyFame.com

Others that made the ‘enemy list’ were: Uri Geller, Martin Bashir (No surprise there), Tom Sneddon, Gloria Allred, Tommy Mottola, and Janet Arvizo.

Note: With all these books being published, and released, expect to see a ‘Michael Jackson’ section appearing at your local library to house all this trash.