Corey Feldman says: Michael Jackson Was Involved In His Own Death

       Rumors are just now starting to resurface about the death of the King of Music, Michael Jackson. What reignited these assumptions was Michael's good friend, Corey Feldman. Corey Feldman made an appearance on "Good Morning America" stating his conclusion about Michael Jackson's death. When asked about it, Feldman responded, "I think Michael was much more involved with it (his death) himself and I don't mean an accidental drug overdose. This is it, that's all I'm going to say, this is it."

      Cory as saying how he feels as though Michael Jackson strategically titled his final tour "This Is It," to portray a personal message to the public. He was surprised that not too many people were able to identify that. "This is it, this is it, this is it," Feldman said. He strongly believed that Michael Jackson somewhat committed suicide, and that society should have seen it coming. Feldman, previously having an alcohol and drug addiction since the age of fourteen, said that that is what being a child star succumbs to. 

       He explained how Jackson has never done drugs, but being a child star leads you into a very dark place. He also states, "The thing that I think is wrong is putting children on a pedestal, making them stars, treating them like they are some powerful source. That is where it gets iffy." Feldman connects Michael Jackson being a child star to his own death, or suicide, in Feldman's case. 

        As of right now, Feldman's theory is solely based off of an assumption, sparking controversy and igniting rumors for the media and the public to feed off of. People have been searching for a legitimate reason to Michael Jackson's death ever since the melancholy day that he passed away.

      When referring to Michael Jackson's drug use, Corey Feldman says that the industry wanted to publicize that and make him seem like he is something he is not just for a story that sells. He says the industry, (along with the media) is out to destroy child star's reputation in order to keep industry secrets. "People wanted to make sure our reputations were flawed. That way, when we were old enough, wise enough, mature enough; we would be silenced before the truth came out."