MJ Sightings: Woman claims Michael Jackson Ghost saved her from car accident

Robert Plant, who was involved with a serious auto accident in July of 2009, is not the only legendary performance artist to be making special celebrity guest star appearances at car crash scenes and wrecks around the world. Apparently, the ghost of recently deceased singer Michael Jackson is also on the loose and making a celeb appearance peering into car windows along the roadsides of a highway near you.

OTHER CELEBRITY CAR CRASH OFF-BEAT NEWS

In other weird celebrity news involving accidents, last week Ivana Janecek, aged 22, from London (UK) reported to very reliable news sources *cough* that the ghost of Michael Jackson saved her life.

Yep. Right after the ghost got through helping the gal avoid the crash, he flew back to the United States to try to recapture and sew back on his shadow that is apparently darting quickly about at Neverland Ranch.

See Video of Michael Jackson's Ghost from Larry King's Live Report

MICHAEL JACKSON'S GHOST SAVES WOMAN FROM FATAL CAR ACCIDENT

According to AllNewsWeb.com, Janecek wrote in to share her car accident story of the paranormal, claiming:

‘I have always been a big fan of Michael Jackson and of course was devastated when he died. I felt the world lost someone very special too soon.’

‘Yesterday I was running to get home in time for an engagement. I foolishly ran to cross a street in order to get on a bus. As I ran onto the road I clearly saw Michael on the other side he was wearing a typical outfit, his smile, hair, it was him.’

‘I stopped immediately in shock a few meters from edge of the road and a speeding car skidded just in front of me and then moved on. I looked across the road and Michael was gone. If he hadn’t been there I know that car would have hit me.’

‘I really believe Michael Jackson saved my life.’

So, that brings us to the question of the day--who do you consider more of a music legend? Cast your vote in the comments section below for Robert Plant, famous heavy metal and alternative classic rock music legend or the King of Pop Michael Jackson.

FOR THE RECORD: We're in the Zeppelin camp when it comes to voting for the music that moves our soul the most (metaphysically speaking), but the Jackson camp when it comes to mending a color divide in American society.

Celebrity OOPS: Robert Plant and Drug Counselor go head to head on Mr. Toad's Wild Ride; Collide, totaling Mercedes SL 300 and Audi A8

Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin fame has crashed and totaled his luxury sports car in an ironic twist of Rock Star fate. The collision brought two speeding vehicles head to head on winding back roads of England in what surely must have looked like a scene from "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride" -- you remember... the Walt Disney ride and exhibit that angry Christians and Mothers Against Drunk Drivers made the theme park close down for promoting excessive speed in cars, reckless driving, driving while intoxicated, and driving under the influence as Mr. Toad got his game face on and whipped around the dark and seedy London areas and stoned countryside?



ROBERT PLANT OF LED ZEPPELIN INVOLVED IN SERIOUS CAR ACCIDENT

The Led Zeppelin Examiner at Examiner.com writes,

According to publications in the United Kingdom like The Sun and The Telegraph, Robert Plant was in a car accident with a drugs counselor in northwest London.

The counselor, one Richard Grant, was driving his Mercedes SL 300 when it collided with Plant’s Audi A8 on the evening of July 2. It is uncertain who was at fault for the smash.

Drug counselor Grant is quoted as saying, "I was unconscious for a little while and then I saw him standing there. I was pretty groggy when I saw him, but later on the officers told me who it was," Grant said.

"I went to hospital for five hours and luckily there were no broken bones, but I was badly bruised on the arm and had whiplash.”

When asked about the accident and the state of the cars, Grant said, "My Merc is smashed up and I'm not in a good way."

If the driver is hurt for real, let's hope he does not sue Plant. Maybe he could sign his cast and wrecked car to turn the automobile into a classic Led Zeppelin memorabilia item he could sell instead of being litigious and hiring ambulance chaser lawyers to help him pull a penny away from the unlucky celeb.

More so, we hope that Mr. Plant himself is not injured seriously and is doing well.

ODD NEWS: IRONIC TWIST

Sadly, I did not see Robert Plant standing over my last car accident appearing as Jesus or the Rock God that he is... so in this writer's opinion, Grant should consider himself fortunate to be hit in this "Celebrity OOPS" accident and to meet the star like he did.

Of all the people in the world to collide into a famous drug user, this counselor certainly must have had his subconscious radar on to find the rock-n-roll icon so well remembered for his use of drugs, with many of the preferred ones being marijuana, LSD, psychedelic mushrooms, and really high quality coke. Talk about a way to create a bonding experience story to help set your patience at ease when you are doing psych work with them...

[The band even hired a 'Cocaine Lady' to travel with them on tour back in the stone ages of 1960s and 1970s rock history. That was even a Celebrities Gone Wild maneuver back in the day when excessive partying was part of common culture for many people everyday.]

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Freaky Predictions: Did Michael Jackson focus on deathbed scenes so much they came true?

How do you decorate your house? Do you fill it with items that remind you of special memories, that bring you joy, or are in the utmost of symbolic representation to you as a matter of good taste?

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Check out this painting that once adorned the walls of celebrity singer Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch luxury property estate. [Photo: Shaan Kokin/Julien's Auctions]

While it is true that the Neverland home featured many nude figures in it's art permanently affixed collection (as indoor paintings, freezes and wall art carvings, and outdoor sculptures of both male and female images in various states of full nudity or partially undressed), none look more graphic or prophetic a scene as the one shown here in the picture of the gold gilded frame painting of a famous political historical figure celebrity deathbed scene seen to the left.

The painting's title? "Cleopatra's Last Moments". The "high end collectible items only" auction house disclosure where Michael Jackson first bought the art described it as follows:

D. Pauvert (French, 19th/20th Century). "Cleopatra's Last Moments", oil on canvas, signed and dated 1892. Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, May 23, 1996, Lot 96.

When the Neverland Ranch items were scheduled to go up for auction back when the star was struggling financially and losing the home, this painting was included as one to be sold off on the aution block, with an appraisal estimated value of $30,000 - $50,000.

When Michael Jackson's last moments came true as an unexpected and early death, he, too, was bed ridden and surrounded by people who knew him intimately but were of questionable judgment and unable to protect him from death. Odd coincidence or early prediction? We don't know. But whatever the case, the Cleopatra storyline painting as a memorabilia artifact once owned by Michael Jackson and displayed in his personal home at Neverland in sunny California is certainly worth discussion and a public feature show.

What are your thoughts? Do you suppose Jackson already had a vague sense of what was coming, and perhaps was drawn to this graphic untimely death image based on his intuition? Would you love a piece of art like this in your home or would the subject matter be too controversial for you to want to add it in to your interior decorating schematic?