The short answer is that Michael Jackson ruined Michael Jackson's rep. But Martin Bashir certainly helped him along. Bashir's 2003 documentary Living with Michael Jackson was presented and edited in such an unflattering way that it instigated child molestation case against the singer in 2005. Jackson was eventually found not guilty, but the stress of the trial and the charges ruined his physical and emotional health for the remainder of his life. It also pretty much finished off his career - at least in America. It's logical to assume that Jackson's addiction to pain killers (which led to his death) was prompted by the consequences of the Bashir documentary.
Certainly Jackson is responsible for his own life, and has always done self-destructive things that have harmed his reputation -- even in the years long before he ever met Martin Bashir. Still, even if Jackson himself put his reputation on life support by spending so much time with young boys, Bashir's actions and comments in that documentary put the final nails in its coffin. And the long reaching consequences put the final nail in Michael Jackson's coffin. Literally.
The cast of Ruin - 2003 includes: Kevin Lucero Less as Michael
Michael Felker has: Played Felker in "Ruin the Internet Comedy" in 2011. Played Computer-User in "Ruin the Internet Comedy" in 2011. Performed in "Ruin the Internet Comedy" in 2011. Played Himself - Hoodlum in "Ruin the Internet Comedy" in 2011. Played Pierre in "Ruin the Internet Comedy" in 2011.
no he wont he is doing alright
John Wesley Martin has written: 'The free trade creed' 'The ruin of rural England'
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= Democrat Martin Van Buren better known as Martin Van Ruin who was responsible for the depression of 1837 =
Ruin everything. He's a fake.
Martin Van Buren he was the 8th president. his political party was democratic. he was president during the panic of 1837, hence the nick name.
D. R. Martin has written: 'Pakistan overprints on Indian stamps, 1948-49' -- subject(s): Postage stamps 'Smoking Ruin'
He does not let a bad call during a game ruin his day. He takes it, and moves on.
Martin Van Buren (December 1782 to July 1862) was the eighth Vice President and eighth President of the United States. He was called 'Martin Van Ruin' during the depression by political opponents.
The cold can ruin a skateboard, heat can also ruin a skateboard.