Peter: You never replied to me viz-a-viz your challenge about "a third becomes next". You went out of your way to badger me about that specific prediction, because you thought it was "air tight". You thought you had a "sure ringer" that I could not debunk.
Until Kim's son does become the next KN leader (or Jeb Bush sits in the White House, etc., etc.,) this prediction has not come true. We can speculate on what it might mean, but our speculations are not tested until the event occurs. Or doesn't.
The Michael Jackson thing is looking like a much stronger "hit" to me as more news about his death is released. The Farrah Fawcett thing, as someone pointed out, cannot be the correct solution to this riddle, because even if she does fit the "appeal" and the "time" clues, she doesn't fit the "determined" clue. She may have died the same day, but she didn't
cause Jackson's death.
But someone did. Who? The person, presumably a doctor, who Jackson begged and pleaded to give him drugs so he could sleep. The person who gave Jackson those drugs
determined the timing of his death. So the question is, can that person be legitimately referred to as "the appealed"?
Michael Jackson his fate is now sealed.
The breadth of his time determined by the appealed
Who determined the timing of Jackson's death? The "appealed". What then are we to make of "appealed"?
Appeal
Main Entry:1ap·peal
1: a legal proceeding by which a case is brought before a higher court for review of the decision of a lower court
2: a criminal accusation
3 an earnest plea :entreaty <an appeal for help>
4: the power of arousing a sympathetic response : attraction <movies had a great appeal for him>
Number 1 is out. Number 2 seems inapplicable. And Number 4, the Farrah factor, has been shown to be a red herring.
How then about number 3? Did Jackson "appeal", i.e., "make an earnest plea", to his doctors for those drugs? Yes. He reportedly begged and pleaded for them, and the one he pleaded to (i.e., the one he appealed to), the one who gave him those drugs, determined the time of his death by agreeing to that plea.
LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson was so distraught over persistent insomnia in recent months that he pleaded for a powerful sedative despite warnings it could be harmful
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31671348/ns/entertainment-music/
Michael Jackson begged for powerful drug, claims nurse
A nurse, Cherilyn Lee, who treated Michael Jackson in the months before his death claimed he begged to be injected with a powerful drug to help him sleep.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/m...aims-nurse.html