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I think Klein is trying to distract people from the fact he had been Michael's main drug dealer, since the 1980's. I guess he is panic stricken about his medical records being seized. Perhaps another one of Michael's "doctors" will be facing charges in court. In Arnold's case, the charges will be for drug dealing.

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Magsy

Does Klein imagine that anyone believed that story anyway - so obviously a betrayal of trust and friendship for money - how ironic this story comes out on Good Friday - there is obviously more than one Judas on form this day!

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Matt

Klein and Pfieffer made a mint peddling their crap first time round. Everyone in the industry knew it wasn't worth a dime but they rotated it anyway. Now these two trash buckets are back for another bite of the more fame cake, and the world lines up to swallow it whole once more. Ain't freedom of speech grand?

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Cindy McGuire

Now you want to tell the truth "DR." Klein?? You knew good and well he never had any gay relationship with ANY MAN!!! I am sure you knew about his girlfriends.And I'm sure you knew about me too!! Why would you back that lying jag off in the first place,knowing it was a bold faced lie? Why??? How could you betray Michael like that??? Then turn around about a year and a half later,and say it was a lie?? If you keep telling lies then taking them back,then how can anyone ever believe anything you say??

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Moi

LOL it's NOT hard to know what to believe. The story was full of holes and reeked of desperation from the get-go. They changed their original story a bunch of times... 1st claiming that he was dating for a year, then later, they said it was only for 2 months - 1 month of which Klein/Pfeiffer were on vacation TOGETHER, lol. Klein is bankrupt, which is why he sold the story to TMZ, the Sun, and Extra. It all boils down to MONEY, as usual. If anyone bought it in the first place, it says more about them/their intelligence/their preconceived notions about MJ than it does about the authenticity of the story itself.