Knowing a person for decade meant nothing to me, only how they treated Michael matter. my impression of the whole book is Michael was not being treated fairly and sometimes I felt Frank tried to manipulate the events or stories to portray MJ the way he wanted. that's what I meant remind me of Roger Friedman.I will just give you a example of what I meant:
Frank's version from his book:
Lisa tried to understand and accommodate herself to Michael's personality, but I think the burden of making the relationship work fell entirely on her. As far as I could tell, Michael was never emotionally there for Lisa. She definitely tried to make the marriage work, but it must have been hard for her to figure out what her role was in Michael's complicated life.
Lisa Marie's own words:
“He honestly tried so hard and went through so much with me,” she says. “He’s never done that with any other female. … I didn’t appreciate it then, and I wish I did.”
Karen Faye's version about the mj/lmp marriage:
Her behavior while married to Michael was inexplicable at best, Karen claims. Nothing seemed to work for her because she was very “confused” and, from what she’s saying, very troubled.
“she was a lovely person before they married. she pursued him with a vengence even when she was still married. she did not smoke or drink,” Karen says.
“as soon as they got married, she drank, smoked, wanted to fire everyone around Michael, and demanded he become a Scientologist. he bent over backwards to please her... he never could, she was just too miserable,” Faye says.
As expected, the leak of the e-mail did not fail to get a heated response from Michael Jackson fans online. Karen herself is not answering questions about the late star anymore. But she will say just this: whatever she said about Lisa Marie a while back, she meant it – at the time. Things have changed since then, though.“I am a better person now, and so is LMP, because we each have grown and learned. Neither of us is perfect yet

” Karen
tweeted yesterday.
Debbie Rowe's words about Michael/LMP:
Interviewer: Having the baby was her idea. It was a subject that was talked about before Jackson’s marriage to Lisa Marie Presley.
Debbie: He did love her very, very much, still does. Still cares about her very, very much. But, um, it didn’t work out. And, uh, he was devastated. [From Debbie Rowe's 1997 interview]
(a then 14 years old Frank Cascio seemed have enough knowledge to form such an opinion in his book.)