Posted August 9, 200618 yr LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop star Michael Jackson has stumbled across a conspiracy by former attorneys, associates and advisers to force him into financial ruin, his spokeswoman said on Monday. The plot was discovered after someone leaked documents to Jackson showing that unnamed former lawyers for the 47-year-old singer tried to recruit others into a petition that would drag him unwillingly into bankruptcy court, his spokeswoman and manager Raymone Bain said. "In what could be one of the biggest conspiracies in entertainment history, documents have been sent to Michael Jackson and his representatives which reveal a deliberate plan by some former attorneys as well as associates and advisers to force Mr. Jackson into involuntary bankruptcy," Bain said. During his four-month trial on child molestation charges last year, prosecutors asserted that the self-styled "King of Pop" was in perilous financial shape due to mounting debt. Bain declined to name the conspirators, saying that Jackson had ordered his current legal team to investigate the scheme and file lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions. "In addition, there is a strong possibility that these documents will be forwarded to the U.S. Attorney General for review and possible involvement," Bain said. Bain also declined to say who provided the documents to Jackson, who she said was busy shopping for a home in Europe and recording material for his first studio album of new material since 2001. Edited August 9, 200618 yr by Matty.
August 9, 200618 yr It's like a never ending story. It seems there's always something going on. He's a genius in music but his life is so sad. So is he financially bankrupted or not :unsure: I saw a documentary once were Michael was shopping........he had to ask his assistent if he already bought that sofa or not :huh: It's no fun shopping anymore when you can buy everything i suppose.
August 9, 200618 yr See I KNEW there would always be news in this forum, now Michael's own lawyers were conspiring against him :rolleyes: It would make sense I suppose, he's lost all that money somehow :huh:
