Google Cache & June 23 2009

Google's cached version of MJHD.COM has been one of those recurring questions that just keeps popping up. Did Google cache the MJHD.COM website 2 days before the reported death? Is it a glitch? Is there a way of cheating the Google cache system?

Did Google cache the MJHD.COM website 2 days before the reported death?

No. The first cache of MJHD.COM, completed by Google, was actually done on June 27, 2009. Although the cache did contain the date of June 23. As can be seen by the screenshot it states:

"June 23, 2009 ... We are dedicated to unveilling the Conspiracy and Hoax surrounding the Death of Michael Jackson."

This is not the text from a post. This is a statement from the front page. This is Auntie Amy's opening statement for the website. Which has been on the website since day one.

Is It A Glitch?

Google cache is automatic, run by computers, which means it is open to errors. The way Google caches web pages means that errors in dates can happen, but at the same time the system has functioned very well. Does it mean that June 23, 2009 was definitely a glitch? No; it is merely a possibility.

If we take June 23, 2009 as a glitch, and accept Auntie Amy's email that she posted on MJHD as the real answer. It still leaves the question why was Auntie Amy so quick in declaring the death a hoax?

The email time is shown as being sent at 10.40AM. This would be Auntie Amy's time, which she has openly admitted as being Australian time. So June 26, 2009, at 10:40AM Auntie Amy has the site registered with GoDaddy. The time in Los Angeles is only June 25, 2009, 5:40PM. This means within 2.5 hours of Michael being pronounced dead (2:26 PM PST) Auntie Amy had decided there was a hoax and needed to register a website. And Jermaine didn't come out and do his speech at the hospital until approximately 4:30 PM. So in one hour of Jermaine's speech Auntie Amy decided that something was not right. Just because she is not a fan doesn't mean that she wouldn't have been shocked by this. So being shocked, she registered a website in 2.5 hours of the reported death.

Is there a way of cheating the Google cache system?

Yes. There are in fact two ways to cheat the Google cache system. The first way is through HTML coding, by hiding dates within the coding as comments. The second way is to actually ensure the date appears on the page being cached. With Auntie Amy showing she can HTML code with the ThisIsAlsoIt redirect it is a possibility. But this leads to the question - Why would Auntie Amy cheat the Google cache system to create drama, mystery, and confusion?

Peace.

More Google Cache Questions

In a previous article it was mentioned that Google had cached MJHD on June 23, 2009. The Admin of MJHD explained this was a glitch.

Today, doing a search on Google for the term "illuminus theo order" MJHD came up as item #6.


As can be seen from the above screen capture the MJHD post about Illuminus Theo was on June 25, 2009. Strange considering the blog concerning this was not created until July 2, 2009.

Not sure how the Admin of MJHD is going to explain this. But just how many glitches can Google have?

When was MJHD.com created?

This question has been asked over and over in the forums of MJHD. Some are sure that it was started before Michael Jackson's reported death of June 25, 2009, because of Google caching. In the Google cache it is shown that a comment was made on June 23, 2009 which Google cached as "We are dedicated to unveiling the conspiracy and hoax surrounding the death of Michael Jackson."

This has been put down to a glitch by Google by the Admin of MJHD. Read the full explanation by the Admin of MJHD here.