Summary of Bill Whitfield, Javon Beard & Tanner Colby's Remember the Time

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#1 On June 19, 2005, Michael Jackson boarded a private jet with his three children and disappeared. Ten days later, he landed in the remote island kingdom of Bahrain in the Persian Gulf, which would be his home for the next year.

#2 After the 2005 trial, Jackson left America and lived in Bahrain as a guest of Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, a friend of Jermaine Jackson, who had introduced them. Jackson formed a record label and announced big plans. But their relationship quickly soured, and in the summer of 2006, the singer left Bahrain and spent the next six months living in Ireland.

#3 Bill Whitfield was contracted to transport a client from McCarran International Airport to a gated mansion across town. He was initially conflicted about taking the job, as he had a family to take care of. But he felt an obligation to see the situation through.

#4 After the mall incident, the team had to go shopping alone with Michael Jackson. They dropped about ten thousand dollars on toys, and he wanted all of it gift-wrapped. They had to write down the names of who was getting what and make sure the store clerks had everything straight.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jul 7, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822541313

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#1

On June 19, 2005, Michael Jackson boarded a private jet with his three children and disappeared. Ten days later, he landed in the remote island kingdom of Bahrain in the Persian Gulf, which would be his home for the next year.

#2

After the 2005 trial, Jackson left America and lived in Bahrain as a guest of Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, a friend of Jermaine Jackson, who had introduced them. Jackson formed a record label and announced big plans. But their relationship quickly soured, and in the summer of 2006, the singer left Bahrain and spent the next six months living in Ireland.

#3

Bill Whitfield was contracted to transport a client from McCarran International Airport to a gated mansion across town. He was initially conflicted about taking the job, as he had a family to take care of. But he felt an obligation to see the situation through.

#4

After the mall incident, the team had to go shopping alone with Michael Jackson. They dropped about ten thousand dollars on toys, and he wanted all of it gift-wrapped. They had to write down the names of who was getting what and make sure the store clerks had everything straight.

#5

The house was already decorated inside with ornaments. The property management company knew he was coming, and Mr. Jackson wanted the kids to have that experience. He wanted everything to be a surprise for them when they woke up the next morning.

#6

I needed more security guards for New Year's Eve, and Jeff's cousin Javon was hired. I didn't ask many questions, as I had learned that security guards who had too many questions were not focused on the job.

#7

On Christmas Eve, James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, died of congestive heart failure brought on by complications from pneumonia. Jackson flew to Augusta, Georgia, and attended Brown’s memorial service.

#8

I had Smooth Criminal as my ringtone, so when I got the call from Jeff, I thought