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Portion of a Letter Michael Jackson Had Anonymously Written To a Philosopher He Had Befriended Online In May 2009
As the blogger tells it:
But something happened in the course of their writing that changed everything:
After Jackson’s fans descended on her blog giving her the kind of attention she’d never wanted, she would delete the post and has not made any further comments on the matter.
Brenda Anderson, a forensic handwriting expert used in court cases was contacted, and without revealing the names of the people in question, she was able to confirm that “Jack’s” handwriting was a “strong probable” match for the late Michael Jackson’s. (with full credit to Paula for the confirmation)
Was haltet ihr davon:
Portion of a Letter Michael Jackson Had Anonymously Written To a Philosopher He Had Befriended Online In May 2009
imagine experiencing the birth of two little stars,
unsophisticated yet shining astonishing bright,
sacrificed by melodious angels playing thin guitars,
adventurous and brave yet holding on tight,
convenient in writing historical memoirs,
while navigating their lives into the eternal light,
turning aside to prevent accidental scars,
with the only desire to duel upon the 12th night
According to a blogger by the screen name “Jasmin de virginie” who had previously hosted an online philosophy forum, she had befriended a man on that site going by the name “Jack” around 2007-2009.unsophisticated yet shining astonishing bright,
sacrificed by melodious angels playing thin guitars,
adventurous and brave yet holding on tight,
convenient in writing historical memoirs,
while navigating their lives into the eternal light,
turning aside to prevent accidental scars,
with the only desire to duel upon the 12th night
As the blogger tells it:
“Soon, Jack and I found out that we had much more in common. Not only philosophically spoken, but life didn’t always serve us the way it should have been. That said as a human being, since none of us know the true reason of life. Perhaps some of us have been given an unhappy or unpleasant life with the sole intention of making a difference to the world. Who will tell?
What I can tell you, is that Jack and I spend many hours online discussing and enjoying philosophical riddles.”
She admits to having developed feelings for this man:What I can tell you, is that Jack and I spend many hours online discussing and enjoying philosophical riddles.”
The more I met Jack online, the more I got to know his human side… and probably the more I fell in love with the person “Jack” and his remaining mystery.
And that “Jack” had even written to her in person after telling her, “writing on paper [makes] our contact more real in an already very unrealistic world”. Though he chose not to give her his own address in turn. But something happened in the course of their writing that changed everything:
Suddenly, there was a break in the continuity of our contact. The last letter received dates back from may 2009 and remains a mystery.
She finished by saying: Was it worth it? I met a (virtual) beautiful person and received many gorgeous letters. I was capable of experiencing a magical feeling and found a philosophical soulmate yet it didn’t last.
Still I am inclined to say “thank you” because without you, I didn’t do anything by half. You made me build castles in the air and assured that my “work” will never be lost.
She would make a blog post in 2010 sharing the story about what had happened between them in the hopes that he would get back in contact with her or that someone else would know what had happened to “Jack”. However a follower on her blog noticed that the handwriting in the portion of the letter she’d shared bore an uncanny resemblance to that of the late Michael Jackson’s, with the further coincidence in the alias and the stop in letters matching the time when he had passed away. A letter released after his death even revealed that the two shared the same misspelling for words like “Expierience/ing”. The letter is also very similar in tone to other letters he had written to women (also confirmed as being his via Brenda Anderson).Still I am inclined to say “thank you” because without you, I didn’t do anything by half. You made me build castles in the air and assured that my “work” will never be lost.
After Jackson’s fans descended on her blog giving her the kind of attention she’d never wanted, she would delete the post and has not made any further comments on the matter.
Brenda Anderson, a forensic handwriting expert used in court cases was contacted, and without revealing the names of the people in question, she was able to confirm that “Jack’s” handwriting was a “strong probable” match for the late Michael Jackson’s. (with full credit to Paula for the confirmation)
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