FANS WORLDWIDE GATHER FOR CANDLELIGHT VIGIL IN SUPPORT OF MICHAEL JACKSON

'King of Pop' Fans In Support of Michael Jackson

Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) November 21, 2003 -- For more than 30 years, Michael Jackson has brought joy into the lives of children in every corner of the globe. He has shown himself to be a selfless humanitarian, a great artist, and a wonderful human being. The unfortunate occurrences over the last few days are difficult for Mr. Jackson, his family, his friends, and his fans. We want the world to know that we stand by Michael Jackson as he goes through these dark times and we are sure the truth will bring us all to the light.

Fans from around the world are gathering on November 22, 2003 between 5 PM - 7PM in various locations for a candle lit, peaceful rally in support of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, Our international treasure. Please join us as we show the world that we believe in Michael.

WHO: Michael Jackson fans from around the world.

WHAT: Candle Light Vigil in Support of the King of Pop.

WHEN: Saturday, November, 22, 2003 5 PM - 7 PM PST

WHERE: Las Vegas, Nevada near CMX Entertainment Sports Studio. 4027 Petra St

Vigils are also being held in:

United States-

NEW YORK CITY

PHOENIX

LOS ANGELES

SAN FRANCISCO

Worldwide-

VANCOUVER, MONTREAL & TORONTO, Canada

ROME & MILANO, Italy

PARIS, France

BUDAPEST, Hungary

Stockholm

Israel

Denmark

MADRID & BARCELONA, Spain

Lithuania

MEXICO

LONDON, England

For exact location, time, and dates of the candle light vigils please contact Ms. Patricia Brown, President of MJJ Forum Fan Community.

Contact:

Tel: (888) 755-8522 (Patricia Brown)

Tel: +33-6-82 71 27 75 Diana Dalo (France -- European Contact)

Email: patriciabrown@mjjforum.com

Email2: MJTribute2001@aol.com

Email3: farah@ixpres.com

About MJJForum Fan Community:

MJJForum.com, an Internet community of thousands of Michael Jackson fans worldwide. The goals of MJJForum.com include serving as a "go to" source for accurate and up-to-date news and to strive for objectivity and fairness in press coverage related to Jackson.

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