Comments on: Is this Michael Jackson’s ghost?

By: molly

molly — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:42:31 +0000

Ashley— If Google’s results are like that, then I wouldn’t be one to complain, because everybody else is trying to make MJ a saint. I do get annoyed by how much prying there is from magazines and stuff; can’t we leave him alone even after he’s dead? I dunno… mixed feelings there.

The ghost image thing creeps me out though…

By: Martina

Martina — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 01:12:58 +0000

I have just read my post again and I thought I better clarify – I am a believer in the spirits of loved ones being around us when they have passed however in the clip of Michael Jackson’s house, though it may be nice to think it was Michael, I too am thinking it was more likely a crew member’s shadow

By: Dust

Dust — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:32:10 +0000

My friend and I watched this. We nearly passed out…with laughter. I think it is most likely that its the shadow of a crew member. And considering he’s “the king” you’d expect he’d have more of a grander ghost than you know, a uh shadow? Although I can see why people considering the cirumstances would be alarmed.

By: Martina

Martina — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:05:36 +0000

I am a believer, having had a wonderful experience after the passing of my grandmother. After a long illness my Nonna passed away less than 24 hours after the birth of my first little girl. I am sure she held on until the next day so I wouldn’t associate my daughter’s birthday with the day she died, as my grandfather had died on my uncle’s birthday and she had always lamented that. I also believe she knew my focus would be on my new baby and not on her passing, as we were very close and it was very difficult for me. Once we came home from hospital and I would get up through the night to feed, every so often my baby would come off the breast and look to the ceiling – always the same spot, no matter which chair I sat in – and smile. I often felt that there was someone else in the room with me too, and I can’t explain that. Many doubters would say it was probably wind because a baby so young wouldn’t smile yet but when the same thing happened with my second child, in my own mind, I really felt it was Nonna looking down on us and making my babies laugh, as she would do me as a child. I have no doubt our loved ones are around us and I take comfort in that, as I hope Michael’s kids do too

By: Patti

Patti — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 10:02:04 +0000

I have an eerie feeling that it may have been MJ in the background after watching the filmclip. It’s believable because when my Dad passed away 10 years ago some strange things were happening in our home.

My family background is Greek and soon after my Dad’s passing, my Mum was singing these sad songs and dusting and cleaning around the house, with tears in her eyes. It was understandable because she lost her husband, her life partner of nearly 40 years. Only thing is my Dad hated anything morbid like wearing black continuously as is common in my family’s culture and singing very morbid songs to express the loss of someone close.

My children were very young at the time, my son was almost 3 and my daughter was 15 months. They had this little toy piano/organ thing where the keys were colour-coded. Now this really happened, my Mum has done her cross to swear that this happened as she got scared and walked outside.

As Mum sung and cried while she did the housework, suddenly my kids’ musical toy played by itself about three strong, loud notes and no one else was in the house. My Mum stopped in her tracks, put down the duster and went outside, terrified. Somehow she knew it was Dad, he hated that kind of morbid chanting when he heard it for others, so I am sure he would not have wanted it for himself on his own passing.

Also, he hated black clothing. If he saw me wearing more black than he thought was necessary, Dad always asked, ‘Are you attending a funeral or something?’, it always freaked him out. Ironically at his funeral the top I bought thinking it was black turned out to be a dark shade of navy blue. I was alone in my room changing back out of it when I saw the tag, and chuckled to my dad quietly, ‘I know you have something to do with this mistake Dad’.

Apart from seeing a doorknob move by itself when my ex-husband and I were alone in the house when our kids were with their grandmother, I have not seen a ghost as such. Only creepy coincidences and sensing my father’s presence, especially when I’m driving.

Personally I think God sends our loved ones in spirit to be with us so we can be comforted when we sense them near us. Some people are even lucky enough to see them before their eyes. I don’t wish to impose my view on anyone, only to express my agreement with those who feel the same way as I do about the subject.

By: hopee

hopee — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 09:55:13 +0000

I live in this old pub building, it is 110 years old, and apparently it is riddled with ghosts! I haven’t seen any in my time here… but I have had someone knock on my door when no one was there, I have heard someone walk up the corridor behind our rooms when the pub was empty, and I have heard the old floorboards creak as if someone was walking on them, but there was no one there… and my cats have heard it to!
Apparently there have been some other stories… staff members walking past people, and saying hello to them, and then realizing that there was no one there, seen a little girl sitting on the staircase – but it was a person there, and apparently some time back there was a family living where we are now, and their kids saw some people walking past the TV… again, no one was there.

I am usually a but cynical about these things, but, I think I am mellowing a little bit in this department… This place IS FREAKY!

By: tessgirl

tessgirl — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 08:30:33 +0000

I hate to admit it, but this actually really scares me!

By: katajess

katajess — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 06:58:51 +0000

I set my alarm early to watch the memorial.. it was something I wanted to see live and I’m glad I did. It was very respectful but such a nice celebration. Definitely tears when Paris spoke.

When I saw the reports about a ghost at Neverland, I couldn’t help but stop and think “seriously?! enough already”.. I do believe in ghosts in general, but there is such a saturation of media coverage at the moment that I can’t help but feel over it and cynical. Let him be. Probably hypocritical since I sat up to watch the memorial.

By: Angie

Angie — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 06:51:23 +0000

I know Michael Jackson has died, but I can’t help but think that he would have hated news crews going into his house and especially into his bedroom and such. Where is the respect?

By: Cerry

Cerry — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 06:03:22 +0000

I’m also loving the ghost stories. I don’t believe in ghosts as such (don’t not believe in them, either), but I always find the stories really interesting. Does anyone have more?