Interviewer:

Hello

Michael Jackson:
Hello.
Interviewer:
Could you tell us a little about who you were and what you did before your passing?
Michael Jackson:
I am Michael Jackson, I was a renowned American singer, songwriter and dancer, known as
the " of Pop." I died on June 25, 2009, at the age of 50. My death was attributed to acute
poisoning from propofol and benzodiazepine, administered by his personal physician.
Interviewer:
Did you feel betrayed by your doctor?
Michael Jackson:
I think the only thing that makes me feel bad is that I can't clear my name while alive and I
couldn't share more time with my family.
Interviewer:
Why do you say you couldn't clear your name?
Michael Jackson:
Well, when I was alive, they accused me of sexual abuse, when the truth was that the people
who were committing this crime were the ones accusing me.
Interviewer:
Wow Michel that was very bad, the good thing is that the truth has now come to light and
your name is clear, what do you miss most in life?
Michael Jackson:
Being with my family and being able to share with my children, doing what I like most,
which is singing and dancing for people.
Interviewer:
Did you feel fear, peace, relief or another predominant emotion?
Michael Jackson:
I felt very sad since I wanted to give more of myself to the world, I think I had many things to
do, and I can't.
Interviewer:
Tell me what was your favorite song?
Michael Jackson:
For me it is undoubtedly Thriller, the dance and the song were perfect.
Interviewer:
what was your hobby?
Michael Jackson:
My hobby is playing video games and reading comics, that was one of the things I enjoyed
the most.
Interviewer:
What advice would you give about life and death, based on your own experience?
Michael Jackson:
Well, enjoy every moment since you don't know when you will stop seeing those you love,
and death is a stage where we rest but be careful everything depends on our conscience.
Interviewer:
What do you mean when you say that we must be careful with our conscience?
Michae Jackson:
Well, because if you were bad in life, you will not obtain eternal rest, we must be good with
ourselves in life to be good with ourselves in death.
Interviewer:
How was your life?
Michael Jackson:
It was hard since I had to face many adversities, but I was happy.
Interviewer:
Finally, could you summarize your entire life and death for us in a single word?
Michael Jackson:
of course it is incomparable.
Interviewer:
thank you for sharing your experience with us.
Michael Jackson:
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Interviewer:
hello.
Cameron Boyce:
Hello.
Interviewer:
Could you tell us a little about who you were and what you did before your passing?
Cameron Boyce:
My name is Cameron Boyce; I was a very well-known actor worldwide for a saga called
Descendants and a movie called They Are Like Children.
Interviewer:
Tell me what did you like most in life?
Cameron Boyce:
What I liked most was sharing moments with my parents and friends.
Interviewer:
As an actor, what was the project that you liked the most?
Cameron Boyce:
Well, I have two options, a series that I did at Disney called I'm Jessie and the other is the
Descendant saga since I recorded it with my best friend.
Interviewer:
And who was your best friend?And who was your best friend?
Cameron Boyce:
Her name is Dove Cameron; she is the most noble and empathetic person I know.
Interviewer:
Wow that's great, what day were you born and what day did you die?
Cameron Boyce:
I was born on May 28, 1999, and died on July 6, 2019.
Interviewer:
What was the cause of your Rha?
Cameron Boyce:
sadly I died from an epilepsy attack.
Interviewer:
What do you feel was what you most in life?
Cameron Boyce:
I think it was my joy and my follies.
Interviewer:
How old were you?
Cameron Boyce:
I was 20 years old.
Interviewer:
Wow you died too, if you hadn't died what would you have liked to do?
Cameron Boyce:
I would like to have started in music.
Interviewer:
And finally, how did you feel after your death?
Cameron Boyce:
At first, I felt very frustrated and sad, but now I know that I enjoyed my life for as long as it
lasted, and I can rest.
Interviewer:
thank you very much for sharing your experience with me.
Cameron Boyce:
thanks to you.