Vanity Fair:
The team of paparazzi who took the now infamous final photograph of Michael Jackson had fixated on the King of Pop -- "both with their cameras and without" -- for years, camping outside his gate and communing with his most fervent fans. In exclusive interviews, they recount the play-by-play of the shot seen round the world.
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I want to sell a photo of myself seeing the last article regarding Michael Jackson.
But I don't think that is ever going to happen.
Maggots.
Great photo, it'll make him a wealthy man. He was in the right place at the right time.
What the DEAD one? He should be ashamed. But instead, he got the $$$.
I agree, what a disgusting profession, and he should feel nothing but shame, and he certainly shouldn't be rewarded. What an odd world we live in.
These people are vultures and bottom-feeders. Yet, there is this torrent of criticism leveled at Michael Jackson's family, when (it seems) everyone BUT Michael's family is set to make a buck off of him.
What's up with that?
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First Posted: 07- 2-09 11:43 AM | Updated: 07- 2-09 12:14 PM