Wondering what happened to Michael Jackson’s Blackberry Curve? We are too!

Also, what happened to his Apple Laptop, PC, digital cameras and other items which possibly recorded more of his creative genius and facts which he and others would rather be forgotten or never told?

Information Technology and Deaths in the 21st Century

All sorts of topics have been discussed in the mainstream media pertaining to Michael Jackson’s sad and untimely death but as yet nothing has been mentioned about his personal belongings. The problem is with his Blackberry Curve, laptop or PC (presuming he had one because all Hollywood celebrities are given one and – as far as we know – ditto Apple Laptops) is that they will very probably contain very personal and very valuable information about him and those close to him. This is a problem because there will be people about who would like to suppress some/all of the information these devices contain.

Mainstream Media on the Celebrity Death Bandwagon

At first the press reported – seemingly before the star’s body was cold from their celebrity death bandwagon – that MJ’s last will and testament was missing. The stories were glossed over and never mentioned by most who reported this when other stories broke about the will being lodged in accordance with the star’s wishes by his solicitor. Now there’s much ridiculous and unnecessary gossip about what it contains, who’s in and who’s out. Ridiculous, because it will be ALL be made public soon. Not so the contents of his hard-drive and all other hi-tech communication and storage devises. However, none (before us in the AAT2 Office) has asked:

"Where are Michael Jackson’s Blackberry Curve, Cell (Mobile) Phone, PC and/or Laptop, Digital Cameras and Videos?"

We just hope that they are being preserved and haven’t fallen into the hands of one of those people who would very much like to destroy all evidence about them. In so doing they will destroy everything else this creative genius stored there.

Makes You Stop and Think:

Makes you stop and think: What plans have you (if the unthinkable, inevitable happens) for your PC, laptop and communication devices – when you pop your clogs (aka die!)?