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Michael Jackson Coverage Hits a New Low

By Tina Dupuy on November 2, 2009 11:12 AM

“Michael Jackson’s death no longer a mystery…”

This is KTLA’s Brandon Rudat doing what he claims is “one of the most interesting stories ever done on KTLA” about the late Michael Jackson. It’s a seance with a weeping “psychic” channeling the King of Pop and discussing what he’s thinking and feeling these days.

Way to cheapen celebrity journalism.

Tags: Brandon Rudat, Michael Jackson

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