Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon Interviews

The transcript discusses Michael's withdrawal from his friends and family during the last years of his life, highlighting his changed demeanor and refusal to accept help. It explores the challenges faced by those close to him as they tried to support him. The narrative also delves into Michael's legal struggles, his resilience, and his strong belief in his innocence despite the possibility of facing severe consequences.

How did Michael's behavior change in the last years of his life?

• He started taking advice from everyone.

• He became more social and outgoing.

• He became more involved in community activities.

• He distanced himself from friends and family.

What was the reaction of Michael's friends and family to his detachment?

• They encouraged him to continue distancing himself.

• They celebrated his independence.

• They tried to help him despite his resistance.

• They ignored his behavior.

What drastic action did Randy take out of concern for Michael?

• He called the police.

• He drove through Michael's gate.

• He organized a community intervention.

• He moved in with Michael.

How did Michael cope with the possibility of imprisonment?

• He remained strong and believed in his innocence.

• He gave up and accepted his fate.

• He fled the country.

• He confessed to a crime he didn't commit.

What was the narrator's perspective on Michael's strength during his trial?

• The narrator thought Michael was weak.

• The narrator admired Michael's conviction.

• The narrator believed Michael was guilty.

• The narrator was indifferent to Michael's situation.