This past summer, the Jackson family and the executors of the Michael Jackson Estate had a public battle in regards to the validity of the 2002 will. The Estate executors turned it into a Jackson family drama/saga/feud thanks to the media, Prince and Paris' tweets (or a fake twitlonger that Prince did and then deleted.), TJ not listening to his grandmother, Katherine "missing", Trent calling the missing person's department and Marlon crying on the tabloid show The Insider to name a few. In the wake of the madness, I wanted to know what exactly is a will, the legal definition. I also wanted to know if the current executors of the 2002 will are qualified to be executors. So, I decided to look into those things and how it relates to Michael and his heirs.
This blog is my tribute to the great Michael Jackson. The blog entries will be about his impact, legacy, his sudden death and what I believe happened to Michael. From time to time, I do reviews on books, film and music on or about Michael. Read and enjoy. :)
Showing posts with label John McClain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John McClain. Show all posts
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Sunday, June 3, 2012
MJE – The Games and the Tricks
Nearly two weeks ago, the MJE or the Michael Jackson Estate, release a press release about the upcoming 25th Anniversary of Michael’s classic album, Bad. The “celebration” will be known as BAD 25 and the Estate along with Sony BMG will be releasing various items to celebrate the milestone.
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Bad 25,
games,
John Branca,
John McClain,
June 25th,
Michael,
Michael Jackson Estate,
tricks
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Criticism of the Jackson Family Part 1
When Michael died nearly three years ago, I was
sadden and devastated. I felt horrible for Michael’s family and decided to
support and defend his family. As time went by the family started to talk about
Michael in the media and would offer their opinions about what happened to
their brother/son. At times, the interviews were fine and at times, the
interviews were weird. I didn’t mind the conclusion that some family members
were stating regarding the conspiracy and Michael’s death being a murder.
However, slowly but surely, the Jacksons started to state things that were not
relevant to what happened to their brother.
Michael in 1983.
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