As we approach the one year anniversary of the reported death of the legendary Michael Jackson I am writing you to appeal to your sense of fairness and justice. For over 20 years, Mr. Jackson has been the victim of a systematic character assassination by the mass media and I am requested that his name be cleared. Just recently, the Huffingtonpost website presented an excellent article written by Mr. Charles Thomson, a British journalist, entitled 'One of the Most Shameful Episodes in Journalistic History". He details 'the sheer amount of propaganda, bias, distortion and misinformation" that the press presented during the 2005 trial of Mr. Jackson as being "almost beyond comprehension." It is beyond my understanding why, none of the other media outlets have picked up this story. Why is this investigative and thorough research by Mr. Thomson being purposely ignored? Is it so difficult for the powers that be to face the truth and admit that due to laziness and a total lack of journalistic integrity, they led the public to believe unfounded lies about Mr. Jackson? It is beyond disgusting to believe that increased audience ratings was the impetus to assassinate this gentle man's reputation. For years, the media maintained a relentless barrage of lies and distortions against him and with an unparalleled uneveness and inequality unseen ever before against a single person. Was he so evil that there was nothing good to report about this man? On the contrary he was an earthbound angel and helped humankind immensely. Jackson donated his $1.5 million settlement from Pepsi, after he was severely burned during a commercial filming for the product to the Brotman Medical Center in Culver City, California, which now has a "Michael Jackson Burn Center" in honor of his donation. Over his lifetime he contributed a reported 300 million dollars to various charities, and since a lot of his philanthropic mission was underreported the amount could actually be substantially higher. President Reagan presented him an award for his charitable work to help people with addiciton to drug and alchohol. All of his earnings from his Victory tour were donated to charity, his We are the World sold 30 million copies and all the money was donated to famine relief in Africa. While in Budapest in 1994, Michael and Lisa Marie became attached to Bela Farkas, a Hungarian boy in need of a Liver Transplant. Not only did Mr. Jackson agree to pay all the cost of the care needed, he actively pursued different leads to find the little boy the organ he so desperately needed for the transplant. He changed the lives of many destitute and hopeless children in hospitals all over the world, quietly and without fanfare. Yet these thing were severely underreported or buried. Why? Because as Mr. Jackson is so famous of saying,, "Good news doesn't sell". He was totally acquitted on all counts in the 2005 trial, because they was no substantiating proof to he outlandish counts against him and the press was MUTE. Thomson writes, "Media analyst Tim Rutten ...commented, "So what happened when Jackson was acquitted on all counts? Red faces? Second thoughts? A little soul-searching, perhaps? Maybe one expression of regret for the rush to judgment? Naw!" Why?

It is never too late to right a wrong. Mr. Jackson needs us to be his voice to repair his reputation that was relentless assaulted with a seeming vindictiveness that is still unbelievably palpable. This good and sincere man's reputation was shredded and was continuously under a negatively slanted microscope that shaped an anti-MJ public opinion that is so virulent now, that he still is the butt of vicious attacks and jokes by the common man. I behoove you to read Mr. Thomson's complete article and educate yourself on what truly went on in the court room and realize that for the most part, what was reported to the public, was totally contrary to the reality, as most other things that occurred in Michael Jackson's life...

The Huffington Post has taken a bold step in bringing the truth to light concerning Mr. Jackson... perhaps you can take the baton and run with it. It is only fair to now report all the positive things about Mr. Jackson and restore his good name. It is not only right it is your responsiblitly.



http://www.huffingtonpost.com/charles-thomson/one-of-the-most-shameful_b_610258.html
 





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■Karen Jurgensen, Editor-in-Chief (of the entire newspaper, not just the news section). Phone: 703-276-3784. Email: Editor@usatoday.com or Email: kjurgensen@usatoday.com. 
■Hal Ritter, Managing Editor, News 
■John Siniff, Deputy Page One Editor, Nights (in charge of the front page for the domestic edition during the evening and early morning hours); Email: jsiniff@usatoday.com. 
■John O. Buckley and Emily A Bernstein, Newsline Editors (the front page highlights that index the main stories inside the paper). 
■John Bacon, Nationline Editor (news bits from around the U.S.) and News Editor, Across the USA. This page features short news items from every state. 
■Willaim F. Nicholson, Night News Editor; also reviews novels. 
■Carol Stevens, Editor of the Editorial Page
To call in editorials, call 800-828-0909 (temporarily discontinued). Or fax 703-247-3108. Email: editor@usatoday.com. “Letters most likely to be published are timely, brief and direct. ... All will be read, but, as much as we'd like to, we can't publish or acknowledge them all. Include your name, address, day and evening phone numbers for verification and, if you wish, your photo for possible publication.” 
■Chris Collins, Assistant Op-Ed Editor (Fax: 703-247-3108; Email: ccollins@usatoday.com), accepts opinion essay queries from freelancers. Email early in the day and be prepared to write a topical, forward-looking 600-word essay that day if he likes what you propose. Pays from $300.00 on up. 
■Al Neuharth (the founder of USA TODAY) writes a weekly column on Fridays called Plain Talk. He writes about anything that strikes his fancy. He has mentioned books in his column. Neuharth now writes from his Orlando, Florida home. 
■DeWayne Wickham writes a weekly opinion column for the Op-Ed page (The Forum) 
■Tony Mauro, formerly a reporter covering legal issues, he is now on USA Today's board of contributors. 
■Richard Benedetto, National Political Correspondent. Richard reviews books on politics. 
■Walter Shapiro, Columnist, Politics (column appears Wednesdays and Fridays). Email: wshapiro@usatoday.com. 
■Susan Page, White House bureau chief. In October 1998, she reviewed The Double-Edged Sword (about character and the presidency). 
■Bill Nichols, State Department Reporter. In November 1998, he reviewed a book about the blues (music). In April, 2000, he reviewed the novel Fay by Larry Brown. 
■Paul Leavitt, Reporter, Washington Politics and Capital Roundup 
■Laurence McQuillan, Political Reporter, Washington and the Presidency 
■Mimi Hall, Political Reporter, the Presidency 
■William Welch, Reporter, Legislative Issues 
■Kathy Kiely, Political Reporter 
■Judy Keen, Political Reporter. In November 1999, she reported on the new autobiography by George W. Bush. 
■Tom Squitieri, Political Reporter. In December 1999, he reported on Donald Trump's autobiography. 
■Jim Drinkard, Political Campaigns Reporter 
■Joan Biskupic, Legal Reporter (Supreme Court) 
■Martin Kasindorf, Legal Reporter 
■Toni Locy, Legal Reporter 
■Debbie Howlett, National Reporter 
■Richard Willing, Social Issues Reporter, including public art policy 
■Gary Fields, Crime Reporter 
■Kevin Johnson, Crime and Scandals Reporter 
■Steve Sternberg, Reporter, Health Care Issues. In August 2001, he reviewed Severed Trust: Why American Medicine Hasn't Been Fixed. 
■Dennis Cauchon, Reporter, Health Care Issues 
■Traci Watson, Environmental Reporter, EPA issues 
■Haya El Nasser, Environmental Reporter, also homes, social issues 
■Barbara Slavin, Foreign Affairs Reporter. In November 1998, she reviewed a biography of Madeline Albright. 
■Smita Nortwall and Frank Anklam Jr., Compilers, The World Report (international news) 
■Paul Wiseman, China Reporter 
■Julie Schmit, Japan Reporter 
■Steve Komarow, Europe Reporter 
■Life Section / 703-276-3475; Fax: 703-247-3135
■Susan Weiss, Life Managing Editor 
■Christine Montgomery, Life Editor; Email: cmontgomery@usatoday.com. 
■Shawn Sell, Features Editor. Email: ssell@usatoday.com. She writes the Weekend Ways column in the Friday Diversions section. Weekend Ways deals with matters of home, hearth, and garden. She has used excerpts from books for some features. In April 2000, she did a large feature on cookbook author Susan Branch. In June 2002, she did a travel feature with Jaime Diaz, author of An Enduring Passion: The Legends and Lore of Golf. 
■Patty Rhule or Cesar Soriano, Lifeline Reporters. In the past, I've had good success sending books for notice to the Lifeline reporter. Email: lifeline@usatoday.com. 
■Bob Minzesheimer, Book Critic. Works out of the New York office: 535 Madison Avenue, 20th Floor, New York NY 10022. Email: bminzesheimer@usatoday.com. Reviews many titles. 
■Deirdre Donahue, Magazine Reporter and Book Critic. Also does book reviews, news, and interviews. Email: ddonahue@usatoday.com. 
■Dottie Enrico, has reviewed books for the November issues. 
■Ann Prichard reviews mysteries and true-crime books. 
■Jeannie Williams, Columnist, People Department. Email: jeanniewilliams@usatoday.com. 
■Larry King, Columnist, Larry King's People. He often mentions books and authors in his weekly column. In August 2001, for example, he mentioned Dr. Patrick Walsh's Guide to Surviving Prostrate Cancer as well as Bill Clinton's new book. 
■Craig Wilson, Reporter, The Final Word (behind-the-scenes interviews, observations, and closing thoughts). Email: cwilson@usatoday.com. 
■Arlene Vigoda, People Reporter. Did a story in June 2000 about the celebrities who wanted to have a part in the Harry Potter movie. 
■Patty Rhule, Celebrity Reporter. 
Entertainment
■Kitty Bean Yancey, Entertainment Editor. She mentioned Speaking Vegetarian in a December, 1999 Travel Savvy column. Often writes travel columns. 
■Ann Oldenburg, People Reporter. She does interviews with celebrities, including authors. 
■Kelly Carter, People Reporter. Celebrity and fashion news. 
■Jan Factor featured a review and interview about Nancy Aniston's From Mother & Daughter to Friends. 
■Susan Wloszczyna, Movie Critic. In October 1998, she reviewed a book by movie director Ethan Coen. 
■Mike Clark, Movies and Videos Critic 
■Elysa Gardner, Theater Reporter (New York), also music reporter 
■Edna Gundersen, Music Reporter, rock music 
■Brian Mansfield, Country Music Reporter, also gospel 
■Ken Barnes, Music Editor, blues, rock, folk 
■Steve Jones, Jazz Reporter, also rap, hip hop, reggae, R&B, gospel. In April 2000, he reviewd a book about Billie Holiday. 
■Claudia Puig and Andy Seiler (New York), Entertainment Reporters. They also wrote about books being made into movies for a special section in November 1999. They also cover other movie-related stories. Claudia also does movie reviews. 
■Inside Movies, weekly column about movies. Email: insidemovies@usatoday.com. Josh Chetwynd and Andy Seiler, columnists. 
■Peter Johnson, Editor, Inside TV and The Media Mix (covering all media). Email: pjohnson@usatoday.com. In November 1999, he featured a column on Andy Rooney's new book. 
■Robert Bianco, TV Critic, TV Previews 
■Gary Levin, TV Reporter 
■Bill Keveney, TV Reporter, On TV 
■Josh Chetwynd, TV and Movie Reporter. In November 1999 and June 2000, he wrote about books being made into movies. 
■Jefferson Graham, TV News & Views (Los Angeles); also music. Email: jgraham@usatoday.com. 
■Kelly DiNardo Entertainment Reporter. DiNardo did a feature on Buddy Ebsen's new novel in August, 2001. In June 2002, she did a story on Darrin's Dance Grooves TV infomercial and video. 
■Scott Bowles, Entertainment Reporter.
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■http://www.bookmarket.com/usatoday.htm.

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