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Michael Jackson still alive?

Watch this fascinating voice comparison between Michael Jackson and Dave Dave and decide for yourself!!

1. Michael Jackson is Dave Dave. Dave Dave was originally born as David Charles Rothenberg who was set on fire by his father over a custody dispute when he was six-years-old. He survived but suffered third-degree burns. He was befriended by Michael and was connected with him for years. On September 3, 2009, Dave Dave appeared on Larry King Live to discuss the funeral arrangements for Jackson. What made many people suspicious was how eerily similar he sounded to Michael. Such as having certain verbal quirks like saying "Encino house" instead of "houses in Encino." The way he spoke about Michael's legacy also appeared to be speaking entirely in the third person. When you watch the interview, it's noticeable that he was nervous throughout. It could be chalked up to him being anxious about being on television, or, as some belief, it's Michael trying to get into character. Michael also had a history of disguising himself and one dressed up as a mayor for his "Ghost" short film. So it would not be out of the ordinary for Michael to get some makeup and dress up as Dave Dave if he was theoretically alive. However, anyone can easily sound like Michael and it strikes me as odd that if it was Michael, why would he keep the same voice if he did not want to be found out? On a last note, there was a WordPress account that posited that Dave Dave prior to dying was using his Myspace account to pretend to be Michael because MJ's followers were that gullible to believe him, but with no one coming out to confess authorship of the doc, I find it dubious at best.

2. Michael is the Archangel Michael: An insane theory, but it does make some small sense. Kind of. So, "Michael" is Hebrew for "Who is like God?" Michael would make it abundantly clear throughout his life that he was deeply faithful and believed fervently in God. Initially, Michael was not actually going to be the seventh child of the Jackson family, but due to the death of Marlon's twin brother shortly after his birth, this gives many theorizers the idea that Michael's birth was of some divine nature. Some believe that Michael was sent to be a guide for people to bring them into the light citing that with his death, the world became a little darker. I've already made it clear that I'm a skeptic, and just because Michael shared the name to one of the only named archangels in the Hebrew Bible doesn't mean that he is divine, or literally an angel. But it is interesting all the same.

3. Egyptian Connections: There is a rich assortment of Egyptian artifacts at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago with several well-preserved mummies. There is also a bust made out of limestone of a woman with prominent cheeks and eyes with a chipped off nose. It bears a striking resemblance to the late King of Pop. Aside from that, there was also a painting of a young man that also resembled Jackson, well after his vitiligo and the plastic surgeries. Some claim this as proof of Michael being a time traveler, or that he was reincarnated over several centuries and is an old soul. Or, Michael allegedly saw the bust and decided to model himself after it.

4. BeLIEvers: They are a group dedicated to the idea that Michael faked his death and demonstrate this through either album of his or "sightings." For instance, one album claims to have the subliminal message "I live" written on Michael's lower lip. They also look for slip-ups from the Jackson family or have gone as far as to say that Michael arranged for his entire funeral to be a farse saying that people were laughing or smiling at what would typically be a somber event. Even though y'know, oftentimes people laugh or smile at funerals because they remembered some of the good times they've had with the person they loved?

5. Muzan = Michael Jackson. More of a comedic one, but some like to say that rather than dying, Michael merely inserted himself into the eternal media of anime as Muzan Kibutsuji, the main antagonist of the anime and manga series Demon Slayer. In some ways, it makes sense. While shapeshifting is an ability Kibutsuji has, his default one bears a resemblance to Jackson's outfit in the Smooth Criminal music video. In the manga, Kibutsuji was an ordinary human but suffered from a rare illness that should've killed him at 20. His doctor made an antidote (prototype) from the Blue Spider Lily but instead transformed him into a demon who couldn't walk into the sun again. Sounds similar to Michael calling himself Peter Pan.

6. He could predict the future. Apparently, he was supposed to have been in the World Trade Center's towers when 9/11 happened but overslept. In his album "Blood on the Dance Floor," Michael is depicted in front of a city with smoke in the background. In front of him is a clock: his arms point to a 9 and an 11, thus implying that he is referring to 9/11. Additionally, many take the stance that his hands are situated 8 and 10 meaning 8:50. The attacks themselves took place at 8:46 AM. The "blood" is attributed to the blood that was shed that day.

7. Cloning. The real Jackson allegedly died when he had that accident when he was doing a commercial for Pepsi. Alternatively, some claim that the Jackson that was announcing the This is It world tour was actually fake and the clone was the one that died on June 25, 2009. Others also infer that Prince "Blanket" Jackson was a clone of his father inspired by the successful cloning of Dolly the Sheep.

8. Michael was murdered by the Illuminati. Don't believe in the Illuminati myself. There was one once, but they were enlightened thinkers rather than a satanic organization. MK Ultra was a real thing that the CIA tried to do that was essentially a mind control program. This theory states that celebrities were set in place to dumb down the media to make the public more susceptible to brain control. Michael was apart of the operation but later started to stray from his intended path. When that happened, the Powers That Be struck back with child molestation allegations and spread insane rumors to demonize Jackson. And, due to the idea that they sacrifice celebrities as part of blood rituals to collect more wealth for themselves, this was believed to be Jackson's fate. Jackson himself said constantly that he was afraid that he'd be killed. And he wasn't that big by then until his death in 2009 where his music was sold and topped the charts.