Where should Michael Jackson be Burried?
By Bearballew
@Bearballew (1148)
United States
June 29, 2009 4:17pm CST
Joe Jackson does NOT want Michael burried at Neverland Ranch. Where should Michael be burried? In Indianna? In California? Should it be in a public place where fans can come pay respects? I would go. I would sit there for awhile and just ... be. What are your thoughts?
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@Bearballew (1148)
• United States
1 Jul 09
Agreed. And as in life, they could close the gates and let him rest. I'm sure he would want the fans to be close to him.
@nixxi76 (3191)
• Canada
30 Jun 09
Unfortunitly Joe Jackson has to make this decision? If it were up to Michael, I'm so very sure he would love to be buried in Neverland Ranch but his heartless mean father doesn't care about that. He's never treated the Jackson kids good. I believe MJ loved the ranch and should be laid to rest there.
Have a good night
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@Bearballew (1148)
• United States
1 Jul 09
Thanks Nixxi!
I agree... I think that was HOME to Michael. Thanks for your thoughts.
@Foxxee (3651)
• United States
1 Jul 09
Well... I would think he should be burried at Neverland Ranch. I'm sure that would of been his choice & if I remember right there is a clip out there somewhere of Michael saying how much he loves Neverland & would want to be burried there. This was on one of his interviews when he was losing Neverland at that time in his life several years back.
Michael always said he loved his fans dealy, but I think its really up to the family to decide to make it public.
I don't think I would want it public if he was my family member. I don't think his children or brothers, sisters & so on would be able to visit his grave site in peace if it was public. I believe it should be kept private, for the families sake.
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@Foxxee (3651)
• United States
1 Jul 09
Well... I would think he should be burried at Neverland Ranch. I'm sure that would of been his choice & if I remember right there is a clip out there somewhere of Michael saying how much he loves Neverland & would want to be burried there. This was on one of his interviews when he was losing Neverland at that time in his life several years back.
Michael always said he loved his fans dealy, but I think its really up to the family to decide to make it public.
I don't think I would want it public if he was my family member. I don't think his children or brothers, sisters & so on would be able to visit his grave site in peace if it was public. I believe it should be kept private, for the families sake.
@Bearballew (1148)
• United States
1 Jul 09
That would be cool to have him at NR. The family has SOO much power that they could set hours for private viewing when they wanted to go see him. I know there is a way to make it public and private. Isn't Elvis where fans can go sit with him awhile? Yet not 24/7? I'm not sure on that. Anyone know?
@Foxxee (3651)
• United States
2 Jul 09
Well.. Elvis is buried at the Meditation Garden with his other family members at Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee & is part of the tour, so that would mean, yes it is open to the public. I believe its closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas & a few other holidays. So yeah, never thought about it being private & public, but guess they could do that with Michael.
@chookie1971 (2271)
• Australia
2 Jul 09
I would agree with the other that MJ would want to be buried at Neverland.
As I think about this more, it would matter where he is buried, I think that they should put something at neverland as a memorial in honour of MJ.
@PeacefulWmn9 (10420)
• United States
2 Jul 09
Hello Bear...I was hoping Michael would have stated his own preferences in his will, but that does not seem to be the case. After the way he abused his sons, I think Joe Jackson should have no say in the matter. Perhaps his mother will know his preference. God rest him, wherever his body ends up.
@exceld3ick (109)
• Nigeria
2 Jul 09
If micheal jackson's burial is assigned into my hands i will probably bury him in a public place inorder for die hearted fans to pay homeage to the king of pop.
