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erett Watson. I am a musician and a writer. I make a living in the construction industry as an electrician. I write and play music as a hobby. When Michel Jackson was found dead I started to write a movie script. I never expected a Doctor to be accused of Michael Jackson's murder. I sued the Dr. Murray and the producers of the documentary they produced about Michael Jackson. The court fight led to the book which I reveal the doctors motive. I consider myself an expert when writing on true crime. I have participated in educational studies on subjects of history, cultures, religious practices, beliefs, and customs. I have studied war from different eras. All the information in my books is based upon established facts and data recorded by credible organizations. I am working on a project called 'The missing ride' which features Kenny Ortega. Since he is the main character in the book this project has taken me to the country of Spain. A country which is one of the most beautiful places in the world. A country where Mr. Ortega's roots are founded. One of the best most energetic features in Spain is the dance of the people; the flamenco. It mirrors the energy Mr. Ortega puts into his work. I pour all of my talent and studies into every page of each book I write. I leave no stone un-turned in bringing my audience the foundation of each book I write.
Reviewed by K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
Was Michael Jackson Murdered? You Be The Judge is a work of non-fiction based on the life and premature death of the titular pop icon, penned by author and filmmaker Everett Watson. During the filmmaking process, Watson’s investigation and gathering of evidence prompted the creation of this book, which carefully chronicles the events surrounding the death of pop star Michael Jackson. Examining people, practices, medicines, social relationships and the like, we discover a chapter by chapter approach to the potential that his apparent accidental or suicidal death was in fact a carefully planned act of premeditated murder.
Whatever you believe in the mass of conjecture, suspicion, and mystery that surrounds the untimely and shocking death of the King of Pop, author Everett Watson’s work weaves a fascinating narrative towards the potential of an intentional crime deep in the heart of the intimate goings-on. Watson writes well on the subject, with a clear passion for the investigation and the artist himself, and displays a wide and varied knowledge of all the media coverage and facts which were released after MJ’s death. The formatting of the book is exceptional and makes it very easy to read and become interested in, with visual aids such as screenshots from media outlets and images which illustrate the author’s points more clearly. The chapters build up a convincing and intriguing argument that will not suit all readers’ tastes but is certainly very well constructed, making Was Michael Jackson Murdered? You Be The Judge a compelling read from start to finish.
