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(the initials MJ in subentries refer to Michael Jackson; J5 refers to the Jackson 5)
‘ABC’
Adams, Janice
AEG Live
in imagined alternative timelines
increased outlay of
and insurance
Jackson family lawsuit against
and memorial service
and MJ’s health
and Murray contract
and O2 tickets
‘pull the plug’ threat of
and rehearsal footage
AllGood Entertainment
Allocco, Patrick
Alvarez, Alberto
on day of MJ’s death
testimony of
Alvarez, Nicole
Alwaleed, Prince
Anding, Sade
Andrews, Dr Rawle
‘Another Part of Me’
Anschutz, Philip
Arvizo, Gavin
ATV Music Publishing Company, MJ purchases
‘Baby Be Mine’
Backerman, Stuart
Bad
sales of
tour
Bahler, Tom
Bain, Raymone
Barak, Daphne
Barrack, Tom
Bashir, Martin
Basie, Count
Bayer Sager, Carol
‘Be Not Always’
Beach Boys
Beard, Javon
Bearden, Michael
‘Beat It’
Beatles, The
MJ purchases rights to songs of
‘Ben’
Berry, Chuck
‘Big Boy’
‘Billie Jean’
Black, Don
‘Black or White’
‘Blame It on the Boogie’
Blood on the Dancefloor: HIStory in the Mix
Blount, Martin
‘Blues Away’
Bon Jovi
Bone, William
Boni, Marissa
Boshoff, Alison
Branca, John
and MJ’s wills and estate
and unreleased material
Brando, Marlon
Brown, Gordon
Bryant, Kobe
Burgandy, Gary
‘Burn This Disco Out’
Bush, Michael
Butler, Andrew
Campbell, David
‘Can You Feel It’
Captain Eo
Carey, Mariah
Cascio, Frank
Caswell, Johnny
CBS
J5 sign with
MJ’s enhanced contract with
Chandler, Evan
Chandler, Jordan
Charles, Ray
Chase, Kai
on day of MJ’s death
testimony of
Chernoff, Ed
Cina, Dr Stephen
Cohen, Rob
Colomby, Bobby
Colony Capital
Cooper, Dr Richelle
testimony of
Crowley, Kenton
Culkin, Macaulay
Dangerous
sales of
tour
David, Clifton
The David Frost Show
Destiny
Diamond, Neil
Dileo, Frank
concern of, over MJ’s health
at crisis meeting
on day of MJ’s death
Distefano, Kelly
Dixon, Edward
The Dome Project
‘Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough’
Dylan, Bob
‘Earth Song’
Eastwood, Clint
Eaton, Dr Hubert
Echols, Steven
Ellen, Mark
Ellington, Duke
Erk, Arthur
Evenstad, Ben
Falcons, The
Farrakhan, Louis
Faye, Karen
on day of MJ’s death
and MJ’s body
testimony of
text of
Ferringo, Lou
Fitzgerald, Ella
Fleak, Elissa
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Great Mausoleum at
Fortress Investment Group
Fournier, David
Gaye, Marvin
Gest, David
‘Get on the Floor’
Gill, Antoinette
Goin’ Places
Gongaware, Paul
at crisis meeting
on day of MJ’s death
testimony of
Goodwin, Mark
Gordy, Berry
house leased to Jackson family by
and MJ’s first solo single
Gordy, Hazel
‘Got To Be There’
Greatest Hits
Guest, Lynton
Hacienda Palomino
contents of
MJ rents
Neverland Chapel in
Thriller Villa sobriquet of
Halperin, Ian
Hampton, Lionel
Harvey, Craig
Haley, Alex
Herron, Brett
Hewlett, Steve
Hilton, Perez
Hirschberg, Sally
HIStory
tour
Hoefflin, Dr Steven
Hougdahl, John
Houston, Whitney
Hudson, Jennifer
Huston, Angelica
‘I Want You Back’
Ibanez, Alfred
Iglesias, Aner
Iglesias, Julio
‘I’ll Be There’
Immortal show
Invincible
Jackson, Blanket (son)
on day of MJ’s death
told of MJ’s death
and window incident
Jackson Brothers, see Jackson
Jackson 5 (formerly Jackson Brothers, Jackson Five) (see also individual record titles)
become Jacksons (q.v.)
become Motown’s biggest-selling group
beginning of decline of
first Billboard No. 1 of
first international tour of
first Motown single of
first recording contract of
first single of
formation of
Gordy sues
growing TV success of
hard rehearsal and practice by
Jermaine quits
last chart-topping single of
Motown audition of
Motown public debut of
Motown signs
talent contests won by
touring begun by
Jackson 5ive animated series
Jackson 5 Boulevard
Jackson, Jackie (brother)
in J5, see Jackson
Jackson, Janet (sister)
and MJ’s painkiller addiction
Jackson, Jermaine (brother)
on day of MJ’s death
Gordy marries
and Islam
in J5, see Jackson
leaves J5
at MJ’s funeral
and Murray verdict
statement issued by
and Victory
Jackson, Rev. Jesse
Jackson, Joe (father)
and AllGood
birth of
CBS deal struck by
children abused by
complaint filed by
on day of MJ’s death
financial problems of
Gordy sues
Hayvenhurst estate bought by
Hayvenhurst stake sold by
Jackson 5 driven hard by
Katherine files for divorce from
Katherine meets, marries
MJ’s continuing tensions with
and MJ’s will
musical ambitions of
on possibility of others’ involvement
and Rowe
and Victory
and The Wiz
Jackson, Katherine (mother)
on day of MJ’s death
files for divorce
Joe meets, marries
and MJ’s funeral
and MJ’s painkiller addiction
and MJ’s will and estate
and Murray verdict
Jackson, La Toya (sister)
on day of MJ’s death
murder suspicions of
and Murray verdict
on possibility of others’ involvement
speaks out against MJ
Jackson, Marlon (brother)
in J5, see Jackson
Jackson, Michael (see also individual record and film titles)
aliases used by
annual earnings of
art collection of
autopsies on
back injury sustained by
becomes millionaire
changing appearance of
charity donations of
claims against estate of
comeback tour planned by
cosmetic procedures on
crane incident concerning
drugs discovered by coroner at home of
drugs reliance of (see also Murray, Dr Conrad)
Encino family home of
failing health of
fans’ vigils in honour of
financial problems of
first movie role of
first No. 1 solo single of
first solo single of
funeral of
Gordy identifies as star of Jackson
Grammys won by
hair samples taken from
and hangers-on
hours leading to confirmed death of
in imagined alternative timelines
injured during Pepsi commercial
installed in Ross house
and Islam, see Nation of Islam
in J5, see Jackson
LA condo bought by
lawsuits filed against
leaves CBS, joins Sony
media report death of
memorial service for
Murray’s audio recording of
music’s early influence on
Neverland Ranch property bought by
nose injury to
post-death music sales of
potential beneficiaries of death of
AEG Live
Branca
Jackson family
pronounced dead
rehab undertaken by
rift between siblings and
‘riot act’ read to
rushed to hospital
self-imposed exile of
and sexual-abuse scandals (see also Chandler, Jordan)
and Sony contract
toxicological investigation on
trial acquittal of
‘Wacko Jacko’ sobriquet of
wild spending habits of
wild theories on death of
wills and estate of
withdrawal symptoms suffered by
Jackson, Paris (daughter)
birth of
on day of MJ’s death
at MJ’s funeral
Murray treats
told of MJ’s death
Jackson, Prince (son)
birth of
on day of MJ’s death
told of MJ’s death
Jackson, Randy (brother)
in J5, see Jackson
MJ owes money to
Jackson, Rebbie (sister)
Jackson, Tito (brother)
in J5, see Jackson
Jacksons (formerly Jackson 5, q.v.) (see also individual record titles)
first entirely own-written album of
first own material recorded by
name assumed by
outsell MJ’s solo work
success of, without MJ
The Jacksons (album)
The Jacksons (TV series)
Jagger, Mick
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Johnson, Magic
Johnson, Richard
Jones, Quincy
Jorrie, Kathy
Keith, Gordon
Keough, Danny
King, Don
King of Pop
King, Stephen
Klein, Dr Arnold
MJ urged to stop seeing
MJ’s recorded visits to
and Murray’s audio recording
Knight, Gladys
J5 championed by
Kool & The Gang
Koravos, Jessica
‘The Lady in My Life’
Lamicka, Mark
Landis, John
Lee, Cherilyn
Lee, Spike
Leiweke, Tim
Lemon, Don
Lester, Mark
Levin, Harvey
Linnel, Bob
Little Richard
Living with Michael Jackson
Lopez, Tim
raided premises of
Los Angeles Forum
Los Angeles Times
‘The Love You Save’
‘Lovely One’
Lumet, Sidney
McCartney, Paul
McClain, John
Madison Square Garden
Madonna
Malibiran, Nenita
Maloof, George
‘Mama’s Pearl’
‘Man in the Mirror’
Mandela, Nelson
Martinez, Det. Orlando
Mayer, John
Metzger, Dr Allan
Michael Jackson & The Doctor
Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon
Michael Jackson’s Ghosts
Mills, Jeff
Mitchell, Patricia
MJJ Productions
Moonwalk (Jackson)
Moonwalker
Morgan, Bridgette
Morgan, Piers
‘Morphine’
Motown
J5 audition for and are signed by
J5’s first single for
Mottola, Tommy
MTV, birth of
Muhammad, Faheem
on day of MJ’s death
Muhammad, Isaac
Muhammad, Larry
Muhammad, Leonard
Muhammad, Patrick
Muhammad, Rosalind
Muhammad, Wallace D. Fard
Murphy, Eddie
Murray, Blanche
Murray, Dr Conrad
anaesthetic drug amassed by
attempts to revive MJ
background of
birth and early life of
contract for services of
at crisis meeting
on day of MJ’s death
detectives’ meeting with
determination of, not to accept MJ’s death
and family’s lawsuit against AEG
financial problems of
guilty verdict on and sentencing of
Hewlett’s interview with
and hiding of vials
in imagined alternative timeline
innocence claimed by
involuntary manslaughter charge against
Jackson family’s suspicions of
jailed on child-support charges
media probe background of
and Michael Jackson & The Doctor
MJ meets
and MJ’s grave
and MJ’s ‘inner sanctum’
MJ’s insistence on hire of
more time at MJ’s home spent by
net closes in on
nowhere to be found
Phillips’s confrontation with
police statement of
raided premises of
records MJ
release of
and skeletons in the closet
testimony of
total propofol ordered by
trial of
turns himself in
wives and mistresses of
YouTube video of
Nation of Islam
Neverland
and Nation of Islam
police raid
secret vault at
up for sale
zoo and toys at
Newsweek
Ng, Connie
Nguyen, Jessica
Nguyen, Dr Thao
testimony of
‘Off the Wall’
Off the Wall
tour
O’Leary, Dermot
Ono, Yoko
Ortega, Kenny
concern of, over MJ’s health
at crisis meetings
on day of MJ’s death
and MJ’s funeral
and MJ’s readiness for O2 shows
and rehearsal footage
testimony of
O2 concerts (see also AEG Live)
delayed opening of
doubt over MJ’s readiness for
film of rehearsals for
in imagined alternative timelines
and insurance
rehearsals for
ticket sales for
Oxman, Brian
Parker, Col. Tom
Payne, Travis
on day of MJ’s death
MJ’s wellbeing concerns
testimony of
Pena, Michael
Pepsi
Pfeiffer, Jason
Phillips, Randy
at crisis meetings
on day of MJ’s death
Murray’s confrontation with
Playboy
Prashad, Dr Joanne
Presley, Elvis
Presley, Lisa Marie
Presley, Priscilla
Qwest Productions
Ray, Ola
Redding, Otis
Remember the Time
Richie, Lionel
Riley, Teddy
Robinson, Smokey
‘Rock With You’
‘Rockin’ Robin’
Rogers, Dr Christopher
conclusions of
Rogers, Kenny
Rolling Stone
on MJ
Rolling Stones, The
Ross, Diana
J5 Motown debut witnessed by
in The Wiz
Rowe, Debbie
Rowe, Leonard
Ruggles, Stacey
Russell, Bob
Rwaramba, Grace
increasing influence of
Sathyavagiswaran, Lakshmanan
Scharf, Walter
Schwartz, David
Schwartz, June
Seigel, Barry
Seltzer, Ralph
Senneff, Richard
Shafer, Dr Steven
Shaffel, Marc
‘Shake Your Body’
Sharpton, Rev. Al
‘She’s Out of My Life’
Sinatra, Frank
Singh, Anita
Skywriter
Slash
Slavit, Dr David
Smash Hits
Smith, Det. Scot
Spears, Britney
Starting Over (Jackson)
‘State of Shock’
Steeltown Records
Steinberg, Dr Alon
Sting
Sullivan, Randall
Superdog Contest
Supremes, The
J5 replace, as biggest-selling group
Sutter, Gabe
Taylor, Bob
Taylor, Bobby
J5 championed by
Taylor, Elizabeth
Taylor, Gary
Temperton, Rod
Terrell, Leo
Tesfai, Zufan
‘This Girl Is Mine’
‘This Is It’ comeback tour, see O2 concerts
‘This Place Hotel’
‘Thriller’
video
Thriller
cost of recording
MJ’s income from
name of
phenomenal success of
remixing of
sales of
singles from
Thriller Villa, see Hacienda Palomino
MJ’s death reported by
Tohme, Dr Tohme
The Trials of Michael Jackson (Guest)
Triumph
tour
Two Seas Records
Untouchable (Sullivan)
Vaughan, Sarah
Victory
tour
Waldman, Dr Robert
Walgren, DA David
‘Walk Right Now’
Walker, Stacy
on day of MJ’s death
‘Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’’
‘We Are the World’
Weiss, Christopher
White, Barry
Whitfield, Bill
Wiesner, Dieter
Williams, Michael Amir
on day of MJ’s death
Williams, Serena
Will.i.am
Wishna, Jack
The Wiz
Wonder, Stevie
Woolley, Timm
‘Working Day and Night’
Wynn, Steve
‘You Are Not Alone’