Two vaults filled with stuffed animals, photos and other items that were put outside Detroit's Motown Historical Museum in memory of Michael Jackson were buried Friday at a cemetery connected to many of the Motor City's musical elite.
"Detroit was where he was able to capture that star, hold it in his hand and put it in his heart and become who he became," John Mason, a radio personality and Detroit Pistons announcer, said at a brief remembrance at the Woodlawn Cemetery.
