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statement for overdose claims

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STATEMENT REGARDING MICHAEL JACKSON

 

Raymone K. Bain, Personal spokesperson and publicist for Mr. Michael Jackson, releases the following statement:

 

?Michael Jackson has been working with several artists recording his Katrina Relief song, and with me all week, including today. He is doing fine. I have never seen him happier or healthier.

 

?Whomever these individuals are who are intent on disseminating false information throughout the media regarding Mr. Jackson, should begin hiring good attorneys. Likewise, the few irresponsible journalists who continuously rely on these 'sources,' and report this false information.

 

?Mr. Jackson's tolerance level has come to an end. The Green light that people have thought they have had to willfully impugn Michael Jackson's character and integrity has now become Red.

 

Raymone Bain

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Yeah.. I was getting ready for my school dance yesterday and the first thing that comes out of my grandmother's mouth: "Did you hear Michael Jackson overdosed and his family rushed over to Bahrain to intervene? The special announcement interrupted Bill O'Reiley last night..." :p

 

 

And yeah, he better sue. These people should have to PAY HIM 270 million. :p

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