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Really? They should call the mother of a 50 YEARS OLD MAN to discuss his health issues? I can't imagine jurors will take that seriously, it's just too ridiculous.
Shocking, isn't it?
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Really? They should call the mother of a 50 YEARS OLD MAN to discuss his health issues? I can't imagine jurors will take that seriously, it's just too ridiculous.
Really? They should call the mother of a 50 YEARS OLD MAN to discuss his health issues? I can't imagine jurors will take that seriously, it's just too ridiculous.
The saddest part is that some of those families turned out to be even worse.That explains a lot about why MJ was looking for surrogate families. his family only saw him as an ATM.
And what would Katherine do if AEG had of called her? Talked to Michael, then drop the subject?
No wonder Paris almost lost her mind living with her . If "perfection" is like that, imagine her cubs
And this is were the case starts falling apart...........
The thing is Katherine really got everything from Michael. He really took care of her, so I am wondering why Panish did not show in more detail all the things Michael bought for her or gave her, since Katherine has no bookkeeping. Also, if the IRS finds out she got X amount of money or gifts of more than a certain amount from Michael & she did not disclose it, they will want their money too. Sometimes after you finish a case, the IRS is knocking on your door.
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Putnam questioned whether the decision was made in consideration of the civil case. Mrs. Jackson said no. “I never gave it a thought.”
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Mrs. Jackson said, “I felt that his children needed it.”
She mentioned she knew Murray had 7 or 8 children.
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Going back to updates from the morning session. Putnam asked Mrs. Jackson about dropping the $100 million restitution claim against Murray.
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did not she say in her deposition that the reason she dropped the restitution was financial , now she never gave it a thought !
No wonder they went like maniacs to his home searching for bags of cash once they heard he died .
did not she say in her deposition that the reason she dropped the restitution was financial , now she never gave it a thought !
AliCat;3873123 said:@Ashtanga I don't think Michael Jackson was afraid of Thome Thome, because of Thome Thome having $5 million, after Michael Jackson died, to buy a house for Michael Jackson. Because Thome Thome was a real estate agent, Michael kept him around. Michael just didn't care to have Thome Thome paying his bills. Case in point, the faux pas (false step) of paying $2 million to Julien's Auction House.
A collection of Michael Jackson's possessions from Neverland Ranch is safe from the auctioneer's gavel now that the pop singer and Julien's Auction House have reached a settlement to their dispute over whether 2,000 items were ever intended for sale.
Specific terms were not disclosed Tuesday. But, in short, Jackson keeps his things, while Julien's keeps its exhibition, which was open to the public and originally meant to promote next week's sale.
"There was so much interest from so many of Jackson's fans that instead of putting the items in the hands of private collectors, Dr. Tohme and Julien's Auction House have made arrangements that will allow the collection to be shared with and enjoyed by Jackson's fans for many years to come," read a joint statement from Jackson spokesman Dr. Tohme R. Tohme and auction organizer Darren Julien.
Jackson's production company, MJJ Productions, sued Julien in early March, seeking to halt the sale by arguing that Jackson hadn't authorized it. A judge blocked one effort by MJJ Productions to cancel it earlier this month, and another was scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday for an injunction.
"I believe both sides are pleased with the resolution," Julien said Tuesday by telephone.
Julien has said he spent $2 million organizing the sale, which another auctioneer estimated could have fetched $12 million after its April 22 start. The exhibition in Beverly Hills costs $20 to attend, and auction catalogues — a $50 single volume and $200, five-volume boxed set — were still selling, Julien said.
The statement also said MJJ Productions and Julien's Auction House would be making a "substantial" donation to MusiCares to benefit artists in need.
Julien said all of Jackson's possessions, which the auction house took directly from the Neverland Ranch property, would be returned to the pop singer. He would not say where they would be taken.
"It's been our hopes to resolve this in the beginning, when the lawsuit was filed," Julien said. "It was in our best interest to resolve it. We continue to have great respect for Michael Jackson. ... I guess you could call it the greatest auction that never happened."
The singer has struggled financially following his arrest in 2003 on charges that he molested a 13-year-old boy. A jury acquitted him of all charges.
Last year he faced foreclosure on Neverland, the 2,500-acre (1,012-hectare) property nestled in the hills of Santa Barbara County's wine country, 120 miles (193 kilometers) northwest of Los Angeles. He was bailed out by Colony Capital, and months later transferred the deed to Neverland to another entity he partially controls.
Jackson plans a series of concerts in London in July that he has said will be his last in the British capital.
Julien has been entrusted to preside over numerous auctions of famous memorabilia. Some recent celebrity sales have included items once belonging to Ozzy Osbourne, Bob Hope and rare behind-the-scenes footage of Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable on the set of the film "The Misfits."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/life-sty...everland-ranch-article-1.362923#ixzz2Zn0OBcZI
Next came Michael Kane, as Michael Jackson's Business Manager:
Jackson lawyers questioned Phillips about his e-mail exchanges with Michael Kane -- Jackson's business manager -- when Kane asked for an advance, which was provided for in Jackson's contract with AEG Live for his "This Is It" tour.
Phillips said he was concerned that because Jackson had missed so many rehearsals, the show would not be ready for its debut in London on July 13, 2009.
"This is why it is impossible to advance any $$$," Phillips wrote to Kane on June 20, 2009. "He may, unfortunately, be in an anticipatory breach at this point."
"And I thought it couldn't get worse," Kane replied.
"It could," Phillips said. "(Show director) Kenny Ortega could quit."
Phillips' testimony that he believed Jackson was contractually obligated to attend rehearsals contradicted AEG Live Co-CEO Paul Gongware's previous testimony that Jackson was not required to rehearse.
Phillips acknowledged that by June 20, 2009, he was worried the production would not be ready on time
Kane, in an e-mail to Phillips, offered to help motivate Jackson to get to rehearsals. "Would a financial coming to Jesus speech help or add to his pressure?" Kane asked.
"It would help," Phillips replied. "At this point, we need to break through. I'm going to call his doctor to discuss."
Later that day, Phillips and other AEG Live executives met with Murray and Jackson at the singer's home. The Jackson lawyers contend at that meeting they put Murray in charge of having Jackson at rehearsals.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/06/showbiz/jackson-death-trial
Because of the action's of Thome Thome, Michael Jackson was out $2 million and by June 20, 2009, Michael Jackson's Business Manager, Michael Kane, was asking Randy Phillips for another advance of $1 million!
And what would Katherine do if AEG had of called her? Talked to Michael, then drop the subject?
Bingo. That could explain it i.e why they never had a trace of anything MJ gave. same with Joe. It's always about money being exchanged in bags. like drug dealers. you would think these people would have a bank account. this is the 21 st century. Hello??? not the age of the cave man.
Unfortunately , on MJ's expense , after all her lies being exposed, the media said she was forgetful to protect her son , AEG's lawyer did not blame her in his statement to the press , he blamed the victim MJ :
"As Katherine Jackson has now testified, she was in the dark about her son Michael Jackson's decades of drug use and 'closes her ears' whenever someone discloses anything negative about him," he said.
"She doesn't want anyone or anything to disturb her idealized memory of the child she lost," he said. "Who can blame her?"
Is Katherine done on the stand? I don't know how an old lady can keep up with so many lies.
Unfortunately , on MJ's expense , after all her lies being exposed, the media said she was forgetful to protect her son , AEG's lawyer did not blame her in his statement to the press , he blamed the victim MJ :
"As Katherine Jackson has now testified, she was in the dark about her son Michael Jackson's decades of drug use and 'closes her ears' whenever someone discloses anything negative about him," he said.
"She doesn't want anyone or anything to disturb her idealized memory of the child she lost," he said. "Who can blame her?"
I understand your position Petrarose. Also not admire the Jackson family in many ways, with the exception of children of Michael, but I have the impression that Katherine is limited in many respects .
Guess I'm on my own here when I say I think katherine held her own on cross! lol Oh well!