Michael Jackson’s Family Demands $26 Billion: Murder Case #2

By Truthquake.com Staff

Michael Jackson’s family is demanding over $26billion in compensation from concert promoters over his death, according to a press release following the public filing of their lawsuit.

The singer’s mother Katherine and his three children want $6.6billion to make up for his lost future earnings and a further $19.8billion in other damages.

They go to court next month against AEG, which promoted what would have been a series of concerts in London in 2009.

Jackson died aged 51 at his Los Angeles home weeks before the concerts were due to start, after being given a fatal overdose of the anaesthetic Propofol by his personal physician, Dr Conrad Murray.

Murray is in prison for being guilty of involuntary manslaughter – a form of murder.

The civil case is also suing Murray again for murder and is supposed to include several other people as accomplices according to sister La Toya Jackson in her book.

The Jackson estate — including his daughter Paris, 14, and sons Prince, 16, and Blanket, 11 — allege AEG was negligent in hiring and supervising Murray, who was jailed last year for two years for Jackson’s involuntary manslaughter.

Murray had no experience of administering Propofol, use of which is restricted to hospital operating theatres, but agreed to inject the star regularly so he could sleep ahead of the tight schedule of 50 concerts at London’s O2 Arena.

According to investigation by Fox News, Murray met Jackson by being friends and Freemason brothers with several AEG executives.

A theory backed by La Toya Jackson and father Joe Jackson is that Michael was drugged, signed away estate rights to non-family members while drugged and was murdered to make him worth more dead than alive. He was also speaking out against people he called “Devils” – Satanists who are believed to be apart of the Illuminati New World Order agenda – such as then-president on Sony Music Tommy Mottola.

A problem with the plan was that it seemed Jackson was supposed to be allowed to live through the concerts to earn everyone money and increase his star-power one last time before murdering him so he would be most valuable.

Lawyers for AEG are expected to argue that the sum being sought is unrealistic as the career of the “King of Pop” was on a downward spiral when he agreed to the concerts.

The civil case begins on April 2 in Los Angeles.

Since his death Jackson’s estate has earned over $675million, a large chunk of which was used to pay off his $375million debts.

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