Jackson Doctor Visits -- High Exits?

46. Easy for the docs to say when the person isn't around to defend themselves. Blame the victim seems to be the word of the day. Oh, yeah, the poor wittle doctors had absolutely NO control over anything. Poor victimized doctors.

Posted at 12:43PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Annalee

47. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves....this man was leaving a dr. appointment and had all those people following him around! that is horrible!

Posted at 12:43PM on Jul 10th 2009 by stop it people

48. In those videos it only shows the media acting like a pack of wild animals. I would rather have no fame than to have to deal with that every day of my life. Something should be done about this type of media harressment.

Posted at 12:48PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Frank Waldron

49. People should be ASHAMED for treating celeberties like this, The poor man couldn't even get out of his vehicle without having someone in his face! There should be laws against things like this happening. There should be some sort of law requiring them to stay so far away at the minimum of 12ft, with all the high powered cameras and lens and such there is no way anyone should be in anyone's face the way this video depicts. I couldn't even get an opinion of him being high or not for all the Paparazi and such in his face! Shameful, thank god I am no celebrity!

Posted at 1:30PM on Jul 10th 2009 by TStorm

50. He's coming out of a dark corridor into the bright sunlight. He's (supposedly) "allergic" to sunlight. There are about a dozen ppl right in front of him, shooting photographs with their flashes on. Who wouldn't be blinded for a sec or two there?

I'm not really a fan of his, but some of those scenes are terrible. If THAT was his everyday life, whenever he left his home, I can understand, why he didn't want his kids faces shown and didn't go out that much. It's just awfull how they tried to get him to "touch" them. What are they? Professionals or little 12 year old fangirls...?

Posted at 12:46PM on Jul 10th 2009 by ken

51. My goodness gracious, the behaviour of the photographers is utterly deplorable. They 'hounded' Michael Jackson like a pack of wild dogs chasing a frightened fox. Incidentally, fox hunting was banned in the UK because it was cruel and inhumane. I can't believe the Amercian public either, screaming at this poor man, to the top of their voices like hysterical lunatics. He definetly did not looked drugged, just bloody terrified. By comparison, here in London, we are far more dignified to celebs. A couple of weeks ago I was in a restaurant and at the next table to me was Sam Mendes and Ethan Hawke. Not one member of the public disturbed them, or hounded them.... that is the British way. Poor Michael Jackson, I hope he finds peace now that he has gone. Shame on you America for the way you treated him.

Posted at 4:09PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Carmen Yearwood London UK

52. Amen #29..I'm with u!!

Posted at 12:47PM on Jul 10th 2009 by calico

53. This video is ridiculous! How can you tell anything about his demeanor with all of the madness going on? That made me sick and sad that he had to endure that day in and day out. Madness and those paps are disgusting. TMZ you got nothing on this video, nothing.

Posted at 12:46PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Kitty

54. Those guys so called "media" , I feel shame on you!!
"paparazzi" is not a formal academic subject in Journalism Univerties!!!!

Posted at 12:47PM on Jul 10th 2009 by hey

55. It would be good for TMZ to show this to the whole world. maybe persons would then understand why people say that the media/papparazi hounded him to his grave. How many of us could have endured this day in day out..this is just so sad.

Posted at 12:56PM on Jul 10th 2009 by cheryl

56. Talk about being mobbed to death. :(

Posted at 12:49PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Melanie Hoyle

57. This video just makes me sad! I can't imagine what it must have been like to be MJ. Having 100+ people screaming your name, snapping picture after picture with flashes going off right in your face, every time you just step out of your house. I know people say that is the price of fame, but when is the price too high???? I feel so bad for his children, they are missing their father, whom they loved very much and all people can talk about now is if??? he had a drug problem. If I had to deal with what he did on a daily basis, who knows what I would have done to get some peace. Please just let the man RIP!!

Posted at 12:52PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Avan

58. I thought when Princess Diane died that there would be lines that the paps wouldn't be able to cross, but I guess not. How unfortunately all the famous have to live with this, yes there is a price to fame...but dang.

Except for one or two of the videos, I couldn't tell if he was high. I could tell he was blinded by all the flashes! I do hope that legislation begins to track these addictive drugs. There has been several cases of the rich and famous dying from this, but in the world there are thousands and something needs to happen. I hope the Jackson family will take that approach after everything is found out. They could do with so much compassion and help so many people.

Posted at 12:52PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Lee-Tucson

59. Its a crying shame a person can't go into the public without people acting like vampires wanting to suck blood...Theres no way I'd want a bunch of IDIOTS chasing me jusyt because I could sing..These people act like Roaches ......

Posted at 12:51PM on Jul 10th 2009 by The Truth

60. At this time it's sad to say that here's Michael leaving his Doctor's office and signing his own "Death Warrant".

The police are more concerned with drugs on the street than they are from the kind that come from pharmaceutical manufactures.

Michael you poor soul ... R.I.P.

Rock Singer

Posted at 12:53PM on Jul 10th 2009 by Rock Singer