A group of Michael Jackson super fans are doing their best to create a conspiracy theory around the death of Jackson, and have even launched a web site this-is-not-it.com with an accompanying video that is very poorly put together, unless you love to read nonsense. The group says on their site:

“In the weeks leading up to Michael Jackson’s death, while this footage was being shot, people around him knew that he looked like he might have died. Those who stood to make a profit chose to ignore it. Friends and fans who had no financial interest, chose to address it and attempted to help him. AEG, the promoters for This Is It, ignored the signs, ignored the pleas, and in fact, actively covered up the truth. What you will see on that screen is part of that cover up.”

When Elvis died a lot of super fans went into a state of denial rather than accept reality. This is now happening with Jackson. We hope this doesn’t lead to a bunch of cult tragedies.

Michael Jackson is dead. Accept it, remember him, but move on with your life.

Ogawa Rubber in Japan has started selling rubber masks that resemble Michael Jackson in July of 2009 for American Halloween fun. The company claims the mask is their fastest and biggest selling item. The previously best selling item was the Barack Obama Halloween mask below. This company obviously doesn’t make rubber toys.

The Jackson estate will probably want a piece of this action.

The final single from Michael Jackson called This Is It is has hit the Internet, and will be released at the end of October on his final This Is It album that will be a companion piece to the film.

More video footage of Michael Jackson rehearsing for This Is It has surfaced with this one showing Jackson rehearsing Human Nature.

Is anyone going to see the This Is It movie?

A short 3D movie called Captain EO, which starred Michael Jackson, and played at Disneyland in the 1980s, may return in January 2010. The movie was directed by Francis Ford Coppola, with the screenplay by George Lucas who was also the Executive Producer, and the music and choreography by Michael Jackson.

A final decision will be made by Disney execs if the movie will be played again on September 10. The decsion is most likely based on a deal with Jackson’s estate to see how much compensation will be payed. Chances are the deal will be approved.

In the meantime, you can see the whole movie right here, except the 3D glasses may not work very well with a computer screen.