Waylin SanBlas

여러분 마이클 잭슨 살해 시도 사건 있었던 거 아시나요?;; 안무 연습 과로와 스트레스로 늑염골염이 생겨서 입원해 있었는데 어떤 광인이 그 병실로 침입해서 살해하겠다고 위협했다네요 한 광인이 팝 슈퍼스타 마이클 잭슨을 살해하겠다고 위협한 후, 지난밤 그를 둘러싼 경호가 강화되었습니다. 재키 리 아담스는 가수의 사립 병실에 속임수를 써서 들어가려다 체포되었습니다. 그는 캘리포니아 세인트 존스 병원의 경호원들에게 "마이클 잭슨을 보러 올라갈 것이며, 그를 죽일 것이다"라고 말했습니다. 아담스는 지난밤 무단침입 및 살해 협박 혐의로 기소되었습니다. 경찰은 "그가 일종의 원한을 품고 있는지 알아내려 노력 중이다. 그는 완벽하게 정서적으로 안정되어 보였다. 그가 자신의 위협을 실행에 옮겼을 것임은 의심의 여지가 없다"라고 밝혔습니다. 가슴 통증으로 치료를 받고 있던 31세의 잭슨은 오늘 퇴원할 예정입니다.

An entire store was shut down just so Michael Jackson could stand in line and shop "like an ordinary person." For most of us, buying groceries is just another annoying chore. For Michael, it was a luxury. I'm not joking. Wherever he went, he was recognized instantly. Crowds formed, fans screamed, and chaos followed. What about wearing a wig and a fake mustache? He tried that too. In 1989, Michael put on a fake beard and false teeth and went into a jewelry store. The result? The employees thought the "strange guy in disguise" was there to rob the place and called the police. Then, in 2003, his billionaire friend Al Malnik rented an actual supermarket in Florida. But an empty store wasn't enough—Michael wanted it to feel real. So friends, nannies, and security guards were dressed up as employees and shoppers. Some worked the checkout counters, others pushed shopping carts through the aisles, and some stocked the shelves. So what did 45-year-old Michael do when he had an entire supermarket to himself? Did he look for discounted pasta or compare expiration dates on milk? Not even close. He behaved like a kid—throwing toys into the cart, sprinting down the aisles, jumping onto the shopping cart, and riding it around. But in reality, it's a deeply sad story. This is what Michael said about that day: > "For me, it was like going to Disneyland because I was finally able to do something I normally couldn't. It gave me a chance to see what the real world is like, even though none of it was actually real." Think about that. You can have all the money in the world, yet still have to hire an entire cast of people just to experience something as ordinary as buying groceries. That's heartbreaking.