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25 June, 2009 23:29 (GMT +01:00)
MJ is dead long live Michael
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It has been officially confirmed that Michael Jackson has died at the UCLA hospital in LA.

The global pop star is thought to have suffered a serious heart attack rendering him totally disabled and in effect without hope of any meaningful recovery.

Doctors at the UCLA hospital were Michael Jackson was rushed to tried to revive the star but failed to keep the world pop star alive.

Michael Jackson was set to start a series of tours in London at the o2 with record ticket sales being recorded by promoters.

 


 
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