Michael Jackson publicist claims secret will had instructions to spend his fortune

Jackson's publicist, Raymone Bain, announced that a secret will passed three years before his death had given totally different instructions as to how his beneficiaries should spend his fortune.

The press spokesperson, who worked with Jackson eight years before his death, said that she had made a "major announcement" about her inheritance while she was targeting the executors of her estate. will.

She pleaded with fans to cancel HBO subscriptions after the controversial documentary Leaving Neverland aired on US television last year.

Calling him "the best artist of all time," Raymone began his statement by declaring, "I would like to thank God for His grace and mercy.

"These past 10 years have been very different and have been a long and difficult journey for many of us, including the Michael family and his mother Katherine.

"I would like to pay tribute to her, her children and her family for celebrating their 52 years in the entertainment industry.

"I would like to send a special message to Paris, like your father, you have shown immense grace under pressure.

"You give and you are the apple of your father, he would talk to me for hours on the phone and his vision for you, and the way he wanted to see you step into the shoes of his philanthropic work.

"He wanted you to be like his best friend, Princess Diana.

"It's been 10 years since you've heard too much about me, they've asked me to talk about some of Michael Jackson's questions, do I like the direction the estate has taken in recent years? The allegations about Michael Jackson and his legacy has been protected and maintained over the last 10 years? "

"In addition to his publicist, I was his wife who licensed music.I held four proxies, including Neverland Ranch and several bank accounts."

She added that the charges against the King of Pop were "extremely traumatic for him and for all of us." He called me to jail when he was charged while his home was being searched. .

"This is a man who opened his doors and influenced music of all genres, and through his friend Elizabeth Taylor, he supported the LGBT community.

"He would be unable to hurt a child." He moved to Washington in 2007 and stayed there for six months. "Michael has never been surrounded by a child who was not his. and I have never heard of Michael or see him with a child, or around a child, for eight years.

"Pedophilia is serious and unacceptable, it is sick and psychotic behavior, and let me say for the record that neither I nor any of my team would close their eyes and work with anyone who would hurt children.

"We were all confronted with a biased, one-sided documentary earlier this year, and I am dismayed by his nomination for five Emmy Awards.

"That does not seem to have an effect on the inconsistency, or the fact that Mr. Jackson was acquitted legally, after 21 raids at his house." It does not matter that he's not there to get himself Is it the agenda now, to wait until someone dies to destroy his name when they can not defend themselves?

"Michael Jackson has been a victim since his death, again and again, and it is time for it to stop.

"It's morally, ethically, and legally wrong." But what responsibility should the succession take, whose role is to preserve and protect Michael's legacy, "What is the norm of behavior?" We read constantly after his death as Michael died for $ 500 million debt, unfounded Michael does not own the catalog of Beatles, Bob Dylon, Ray Charles and some of the records of Elvis? n? did he not sell 50 shows in 24 hours?

"How did he die in debt, and if he did, why repeat it all the time?"

"What tone are we giving rather than building on his goals?" He sacrificed his life for publishing, which was the cornerstone of his legacy.Thousands of songs were sold to Sony.

"He was methodical, complete and accurate, and I hoped and prayed that MJ's 2006 will be found as he explained how he wanted his legacy preserved.

"I do not have it, I do not know where it is and we have to take care of the hand we receive.

"But I had the honor of sitting with him and with the notary. In the 10 years since her death, I do not know of any scholarships on her behalf, whether it's a music studio, a university, or a hospital.

She then announced the launch of the Michael Jackson Legacy Foundation, which has been running for at least a year thanks to donations from fans.

Another assistant opened the press conference with a speech referring to several of Jackson's hit records.

"I know you've heard a lot of things on the wall," she joked, "you're not going crazy – you're not alone."

"I wanted to thank you all for being here," they are "Smooth Criminals," she said of the alleged victims who made a series of allegations against Jackson. .

"A person is not guilty until his guilt is established – I mean."

Pastor Wright of the Church of God presented Bain after leading the media in prayer, asking God to "let the Holy Spirit walk through it".

Journalists and the media gathered at the Willard Hotel in Washington DC, where a sumptuous room had been reserved for the event.

A sign on the door indicated that she had been booked by the Michael Jackson Legacy Foundation, which describes itself as "a charitable organization dedicated to the pursuit of Michael Jackson's humanitarian legacy in his absence and to the 39, improvement of the world in which he finds himself ".

The spokeswoman, who convened a press conference after hinting that she had important news about the late king of pop, had yesterday evoked a mysterious mandate.

She announced her intention to make "a major announcement regarding Michael Jackson and his legacy … alongside a mandate he made on October 6, 2006".

Bain worked as Jackson's spokesperson for the media throughout his 2005 trial, in which he was acquitted of all eight counts.

But rumors that he would have been acting improperly towards the children would have continued his life – and he is still the subject of many allegations ten years later.

His announcement comes months after the controversial Leaving Neverland documentary broadcast on Channel 4.

This highly-discussed documentary included interviews with two former Jackson children – Wade Robson and James Safechuck – who both claimed the singer had sexually assaulted them.

The Jackson family furiously denied the film's allegations and threatened to sue the documentary maker.

Jackson died in June 2009 after a heart attack at his Neverland Ranch.

His personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, was found guilty of providing the sedatives that killed him and served two years of his four-year sentence.