Michael Jackson Had Secret Cash Stash

LOS ANGELES (July 27, 2009)--Michael Jackson's former financial advisor says he was holding Jackson's secret stash of money.

Dr. Tohme Tohme said he gave $5.5 million to the executors of Jackson's estate.

He said Jackson wanted to use the money for his dream home in Las Vegas and he was in negotiations for the home when Jackson died.

Tohme says Jackson told him not to tell anyone about the money, but after Jackson died, he turned the money over to the estate.

He also turned over many of Jackson's personal items.

Tohme said the items were supposed to be part of an auction, but Jackson called off the sale and Tohme put the items in storage.

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Michael Jackson's personal doc gave deadly shot'

Washington (IANS): Michael Jackson's personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, administered the final deadly shot of the anaesthetic propofol that would end the pop star's life June 25, media reports here said.

Murray, who was at the Jackson California rental home when he died, administered the powerful drug that authorities believe killed the singer, CNN said citing a source close to the Jackson family and with knowledge of the investigation.

The coroner's office in Los Angeles is investigating the cause of Jackson's death. It has been waiting on toxicology lab results, but a final autopsy report is expected as soon as this week, a coroner's spokesman has said.

The cause of death is also the focus of an investigation by police, the state attorney general's office and the US Drug Enforcement Administration.

Dr. Conrad Murray has been identified in court papers as the subject of a manslaughter investigation, ABC News said. Edward Chernoff, an attorney for Murray, declined to comment on the report.

Murray, who was hired to monitor the entertainer for his planned "This Is It" tour, was called to Jackson's house on June 24 and was the person who found him unconscious, not breathing in bed the next day. Murray's lawyers have maintained for weeks that the doctor was simply a witness in Jackson's death and had nothing to do with it.

Murray has been widely criticised by medical professionals for waiting more than 30 minutes to call 911 and for performing CPR on a bed instead of a hard surface, but he has continually denied giving Jackson any drug that could have killed him.

He has been secluded at his Las Vegas home and reportedly goes out with a security detail due to death threats.

In the aftermath of his death, Jackson's addiction to a variety of drugs was revealed, including propofol (trade name Diprivan), the analgesic Demerol and the painkiller Oxycontin. Track marks found on his arms support the theory that he was addicted to propofol.

Medical experts cited by the ABC News Medical Unit said that the amount of medications reportedly found in Jackson's rented home was "jaw-dropping" and "amazing."

"That list is enough to put down a swarm of zombies," said Richard Bradley, chief of the Division of EMS and Disaster Medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.

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Michael Jackson begged for drug

Michael Jackson begged his doctor for the drug Propofol even though he knew it could kill him.

Dr. Dwayne James claims he warned the 'Thriller' singer about the dangers of the substance just months before he died, but he continued to ask for it to help him sleep.

James said: "Michael asked, 'Can you get it for me? I need it so bad, the stuff knocks me out, it's great.'

"He didn't seem to care that I was telling him it was dangerous. He said, 'But I've had it before, I slept so well, like a baby.'

"I immediately told him that Propofol was dangerous and he should never take it at home, it could kill him. He didn't seem to care that I was telling him it was dangerous."

The singer died of a suspected cardiac arrest last month aged 50 after allegedly ingesting a cocktail of prescription drugs including dangerous painkiller Demerol and anaesthetic Propofol - also called Diprivan.

James refused the 'King of Pop' when he phoned him to ask for Propofol - an intravenously administered drug, reserved for hospital use with trained medical professionals.

James added to Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "Michael said he desperately wanted to get hold of the drug.

"There was no convincing him. What struck me was that he didn't seem to have any fear about taking Propofol, despite everything I was saying."

The doctor sent a nurse, Cherilyn Lee, to care for the singer.

Lee claims Jackson was still begging her to help him acquire Propofol just days before his death on June 25.

She said: "Jackson said, 'Find me an anaesthesiologist. I don't care how much money they want. Find me an anaesthesiologist to be with me here overnight and give me this IV.'

"I said, 'This is not a safe medicine, please don't take it. I would not give it to anyone.' "

The main focus of the police investigation into Jackson's death is his use of Propofol and Demerol and who was administering it.

His personal doctors, Conrad Murray - who was with the singer when he died and has been revealed to be the subject of a manslaughter investigation - and Arnold Klein have both been spoken to by Los Angeles police and both have had their offices raided to seize medical records this week.

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Jackson false nose was missing after death

Pop icon Michael Vocalizer's braving had got so disfigured due to the serial of impressible surgeries that the writer had to indispose a feint nose and the false bureau too went wanting after his demise, according to a new inform.

An eye undergo who saw the title's body as it lay in the morgue claimed that there was simply a young depression where the instrumentalist's caress should hold been, according to reports.

"The corrective he normally committed to his destroyed chemoreceptor was missing, indicative bits of gristle surrounding a littler lightproof hole," said the find.

It is believed that impressible surgery had so blasted the 50-year-old vocaliser's look, that it had disappeared completely.

"Jackson's play which he had so painfully reworked and obscure from the open7 for decades now lay out in the unlawful undisguised under the harsh lights," the experience further.

The Thriller hitmaker who is believed to score had

nearly six dealing on his spout, is said to hump been concerned with plastic surgery.

His preoccupation with altering his play reportedly stemmed from his dislike for his fatherhood Joe General, who has maltreated him as a male. Actress did not suchlike to resemble his padre and took to surgery.

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Jackson was not my father, says Omer Bhatti

LONDON: Pop legend Michael Jackson's alleged secret lovechild has denied any biological link with the 'King of Pop'.

Omer Bhatti, 25, has said that Jackson feted him as an honorary son after inviting him and his family to move in with him. The budding singer from Norway, who lived with Jackson at his Neverland ranch for eight years, hails the 'King of Pop' as his "best friend", Sun online reported.

Reports had claimed that Bhatti was born after Jackson had a one-night stand with his mother Pia Bhatti in 1983. They were fuelled further after the young singer was spotted sitting in the front row alongside Jackson's brothers and sisters at his memorial.

However, Bhatti, who has been making a living by impersonating Jackson, has dismissed reports that he is seeking a DNA test to prove he is the son of 'Thriller' hitmaker.

Bhatti confided in a friend that Jackson always told him that he was like a son to him, which may have started the rumours.

"Michael is not my father. He and I were just very, very close. He was my best friend," the publication quoted Bhatti telling a friend from Oslo.

"Michael always used to say I was like a son to him," he told the friend. "But my true parents are here in Norway. The reason I was asked to sit with his family at the memorial service is because I was Michael's closest friend, not because I am his son," Bhatti added.

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Michael Jackson hinted daughter Paris of his death

shington, (ANI): Michael Singer told his ballplayer daughter Paris he would die meet a period before his unforeseen end, claims a new tell-all product.

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In Unmasked: The Examination Years of Michael General, writer Ian Halperin alleges that the lately Magnate of Pop was so sure his lifespan was in danger he modify confided his fears to 11-year-old girl Paris. According to Halperin, the Thriller hitmaker felt he was beingness unscheduled into performing 50 shows at Author''s O2 field - despite not notion fit enough to go finished with the gruelling residence schedule.

"He titled her into his live and told her not to get mad at him if he didn't micturate it to Theologist's Day. He felt extremely ill. Unfortunately no one welcome to helpfulness him," Contactmusic quoted Halperin as stating.

The sound legend died on June 25 after wretched an apparent cardiac get at his abode in Los Angeles. It is widely believed that an drug of painkillers caused Michael Town's wrong demise.

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Michael Joseph Jackson (August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009), dubbed the King of Pop, was an American musician and entertainer. One of the most commercially successful recording artists of all time, his unique contributions to music and dance, along with a highly publicized personal life, made him part of popular culture around the world for four decades.

A double-inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, his other achievements feature multipleGuinness World Records—including the "Most Successful Entertainer of All Time"—13Grammy Awards, 13 number one singles, and the sale of over 750 million records. He was also a notable philanthropist, donating millions of dollars to the 39 charities he supported, and raising more through his own Heal the World Foundation.

The seventh child of the Jackson family, he made his debut in 1964 as a member of The Jackson 5, beginning a solo career in 1971. His 1982 album Thriller remains the best-selling album of all time, with four others—Off the Wall (1979), Bad (1987), Dangerous (1991), andHIStory (1995)—among the best selling. He popularized several physically complicated dance moves, such as the robot and the moonwalk, now iconic. His inventive music videos, includingThriller, "Beat It" and "Billie Jean", helped to transform the music video into an art form in addition to its original function as a promotional tool. He was the first African American artist to amass a strong crossover following on MTV, and his continually ground-breaking videos, such as "Black or White" and "Scream", ensured his popularity well into the 1990s.

Jackson's personal life generated significant controversy. His changing appearance was noticed from the early 1980s, his skin appearing paler and his facial features becoming almostandrogynous.^[2] He was accused in 1993 of child sexual abuse, and though no charges were brought, his health suffered when he started using painkillers to cope with the stress. He married twice, first in 1994 and again in 1996, and brought up three children, one of them born to a surrogate mother, actions that triggered more speculation about his life. In 2005, he wastried and acquitted of different child molestation allegations, which provoked a further decline in his health. Jackson died at the age of 50 on June 25, 2009, in Los Angeles, after suffering from cardiac arrest. His memorial service was broadcast live around the world.

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