He has also claimed he was a close friend of the star towards the end of his life and released the tribute song Cry Out Of Joy after his death.
Jackson’s former stylist and hairdresser Steve Erhardt, who initially wrote a Facebook message to “believers” – the singer’s fans who still cling to the idea he is still alive – in 2017 saying he had a message for them.
The message said: “A tip for the believers, the Michael Jackson believers. You heard it here first, an announcement of sorts.
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“And in a couple of months, or latest at the end of the year, you will be receiving some very good news.
“It’s almost unbelievable. And not even the family knows… but I do.”
Erhardt has never made public exactly what the post referred to.
In June last year he shared another enigmatic post showing only the leg of a man wearing Jacko’s trademark white socks and baggy, short black trousers.
The post said: “In a recording studio, somewhere in the world, in an undisclosed location, he’s coming soon.”
Further fuelling the strange conspiracy theories has been a YouTube channel, “BeLIEve” focused on debating if Jackson is still alive.
In one video, it states: “Michael’s friend, Hollywood hair designer Steve Erhardt, told us last year that he would give good news to Believers (I mean people who believe that Michael Jackson is alive).
“Now he shared something that excited the fans.”
Michael Turegano, who has investigated Jacko’s death for almost a decade, said that Erhardt’s claims should not be dismissed.
He said last year: “He’s been in contact with Michael in the past. So I think we should care what he says.”
Jackson died after suffering a heart attack in 2009 but some people have refused to believe that is really what happened.
His personal physician, Conrad Murray, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter over his death, which was deemed to be a homicide, the Los Angeles County Coroner ruled.
Sharp humor and surprising results
Clever responses often lead to surprising and humorous outcomes, reminding us of the power of quick thinking and humor in our everyday interactions.
Well-timed jokes can turn awkward situations into laughter and dull moments into delight.
Late one night, a husband texted his wife asking her to wash his clothes and make his favorite dish before he got home. When she didn’t respond, he sent another message, bragging about his salary increase and hinting at buying her a new car. Moments later, the wife replied, “OMG, really?” The husband quickly texted back, “No, I just wanted to make sure you got my first message.” Talk about a twist!
In another story, a man came home to find his wife of ten years packing her bags. Shocked, he asked where she was going, and she replied, “I’m heading to Las Vegas! I found men who’ll pay me $500 for what I do for you for free!” Stunned, the man paused for a moment, then started packing his own bags. When she asked what he was doing, he coolly responded, “I’m coming to Las Vegas with you… I want to see how you’ll manage on $1,000 a year!” She had no comeback.
In yet another tale, an elderly woman patiently waited for a parking spot in a crowded lot. Suddenly, a young man in a flashy red Mercedes zoomed past and took the spot she had been eyeing. Annoyed, she confronted him, saying, “I was going to park there!” The man, with a smug grin, retorted, “That’s what you can do when you’re young and bright.” His quick-witted response made the elderly woman smile, showing how humor can bridge generational gaps and bring unexpected joy, even in small conflicts.
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