Jul 8th, 2009 - Usmagazine
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Many blogs have speculated that Paris Jackson's speech at her late father's memorial was planned.
But Rev. Al Sharpton insists it was impromptu.
"That touched everyone. And I think you couldn't script that. She's not reading a prompter," he told CNN's Larry King on Tuesday night. "This is a young lady — in fact, if you saw it, they had really said they wanted Janet Jackson to speak. And Janet kind of brought her forward. And she spoke from the heart about her father. I think she's worried [about] the whole world [understanding] how human Michael Jackson was."
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