Skeptic Project

I found something rather amusing.

There's this advert:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQIOHJxqAUc

Basically, the obvious. The Dodo is extinct = dead. But he comes alive and starts dancing, particularily moonwalking.
Also there's the fact that the beverage is called "5 - Alive" as in Jackson five.

Now to the amusing part.

There are loads of MJHoax people spamming the dancingdodo facebook page, thinking that that page is actually the living Michael Jackson http://www.facebook.com/5AliveDodo?sk=wall

Read.Those.Comments. :'D They think they're actually talking to him.
5-alive is a subsidiary of CocaCola. They link this to the "hoax" with the apparent fact of MJ having been addicted to CocaCola and his sister carrying a sparkly fake coke bottle at some event...

What I find odd is that these people think that he will "return". I mean... wtf?

Do a google search on MJ death hoax and man, I've never seen some much connecting the dots before.

Nutty numerology and all! http://www.michaeljacksonhoaxforum.com/smf2.0/index.php?topic=21289.0

This one puzzles me though: Basically the screen in the ambulance
http://www.michaeljacksonhoaxforum.com/images/11_911_call_screen.jpg

Where the 911 caller location is supposed to be it gives an adress not to Jackson's home, but to a hotel.

The kooks also notice the defendant (Murray) not standing up when the verdict was spoken, and claiming the verdict is therefor illegitimate. Are there actually laws like that?

Do you guys know any skepical sites on this?
Even for me as a skeptic, I must admit sometimes being baffled by the amounts of weird things surrounding the whole shebang.
Sadly, it seems there's not one debunking online.

LoL, yeah, I guess that's my ex-ctist coming through : /