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Michael Jackson and choreographer/director Kenny Ortega rehearse for the "This Is It" tour on May 6, 2009 in Burbank, California.
According to TMZ, Michael Jackson will not be buried at Forest Lawn. His death certificate lists the mortuary because his body was embalmed there, but if a casket goes to Forest Lawn, TMZ reports it will be a decoy.
To see Jackson's death certificate, click here.
The news outlet was told by those working at Neverland and law enforcement in the Santa Barbara area that the body will not be transported to that location either.
Also checked were various cemeteries in the Los Angeles area and none of them indicated Jackson would find a final resting place there.
Thus, Michael Jackson continues to remain as much of an enigma in death as he was in life.
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