So does that mean that Klein is the bio dad of the older two? Why didn't he just say so?

HELL NOOO!!!!! klein is just trying to distract the public from the fact that the police and the feds are on his ass investigating him just like conrad murray. he knows good and well his ugly ass didn't make those kids.



When asked by the judge to explain his objection, Dr Klein’s lawyer said that his client was not “a presumed parent” but that he had concerns about the children’s education and other day-to-day needs.
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I wonder if Debbie told Klein to bring his lawyer to court for a last chance opportunity to get the kids.

http://michaeljackson.shop.bravadousa.com/Product.aspx?cp=21637_21645&pc=BGCTMJ10#


Got my yellow tee today ! great quality made me sad too

At 12:18, he wanted to know the legal standing and obviously there wasn´t any cause few minutes later he said that Mike and Debbi are the parents.
That´s how I understand it.

The following is a press released about the re-issue of Michael’s 1988 best seller ‘Moonwalk’.

“Harmony Books, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, announced today that it has acquired the rights to Michael Jackson’s one and only autobiography, MOONWALK. The deal was negotiated between Shaye Areheart, Vice President, Publisher, Harmony Books, Joy Harris of The Joy Harris Literary Agency, and a representative from the estate of Michael Joseph Jackson.

Originally published by Doubleday in 1988, MOONWALK was an instant #1 New York Times bestseller and sold close to 500,000 copies. It is the only book about his life that Michael Jackson ever wrote. The book chronicles his humble beginnings in the Midwest, his early days with the Jackson 5, and his unprecedented solo success. MOONWALK details his songwriting process for hits like Beat It, Rock With You, Billie Jean, and We Are the World; describes how he developed his signature dance style, including the Moon Walk; and opens the door to his very private personal relationships with his family, including sister Janet, and stars like Diana Ross, Berry Gordy, Marlon Brando, Quincy Jones, Paul McCartney, and Brooke Shields.

With an announced first printing of 100,000 copies, the new edition of MOONWALK will be published on October 13 at $25.00. It will include a new introduction from a well-known figure in the entertainment industry who was close to Michael and an afterword from Publisher Shaye Areheart who was, along with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Michael’s original editor at Doubleday.

“Publishing what sadly turned out to be Michael’s only autobiography was an exceptional experience for me. He was a brilliant and gracious man. It was a great privilege to have the opportunity to work with him,” said Ms. Areheart. “Since Michael’s untimely death in June, we all have witnessed the surge in public adoration and interest in which he was as a father, friend, mentor, songwriter, and legendary entertainer. This new edition of MOONWALK will continue to celebrate his life and career and show an extraordinary side of Michael that many have not seen.”

At the time of its original publication, MOONWALK broke the fiercely guarded barrier of silence that surrounded Michael Jackson and many, at the time, described the book as candid and courageous. Jackson talks openly about his wholly exceptional career and the crushing isolation of his fame, as well as the unfair rumors that have surrounded it.

MOONWALK is illustrated with rare photographs from Jackson family albums and Michael’s personal photographic archives, as well as a drawing done by Michael exclusively for the book. Proceeds earned by the estate will go to the Michael Jackson Family Trust, benefiting Michael’s children, his mother, Katherine, as well as charitable efforts he supported during his life.

MOONWALK was a worldwide bestseller when originally published. Foreign sales of the reissue of MOONWALK include Michel Lafon Publishing in France, Heinemann in the UK, and Heyne in Germany, with many more to come.

Foreign rights are being handled by The Joy Harris Literary Agency, Inc., in conjunction with Andrew Nurnberg Associates International Limited.

Campbell Wharton
Director of Publicity
Harmony Books, Crown Forum, Three Rivers Press”

Source: MJFC, Harmony Books & MJWN

Hopefully they give it the originally cover. They did not do this when they recently re-issued "Dancing The Dream".

Funny how times change, Moonwalk is going on Ebay for over 50 bucks as well as a vhs of Moonwalker, I was thinking of putting mine's on there but I won't. I remember taking Moonwalk to a second hand bookstore way back in 90 and they wouldn't even take it. I read it a long time ago and don't really remember it as a very good bio although recently I looked at it and found some interesting stories which only Michael would be privy to. The Pepsi commercial was a big one for me also, it all reminded me how the man gave so much away. In a world full of selfishness, here is a man who gave the entire proceeds to the biggest tour in the world away. Those are the things I am so mournful about, whatever Mike's faults, and I don't know what they were one way or another. I do know he was a kind, wonderfully giving person. Humans have a tragic tendency to destroy those kinds of men.

Michael definately was a wonderful man,we will never see another like him.

My Mom bought me the book when it first came out,but I have no idea where it went. I have seen the ones on Ebay,I looked cause I really would like to have a first edition of it,but I am either going to just order the new version (unless it has a different cover) or wait for the prices to go down on Ebay. Michael definately was a wonderful man,we will never see another like him.
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Michael definately was a wonderful man,we will never see another like him.

I actually had two copies but recently had to downsize everything in my life. I threw out lots of stuff, regretably, I think I may have thrown out those classic articles from Spin, People, and all the rest which meant something to me. I might still have the articles but I'll have to look. The people article where he wrote a nutty letter and everyone had a field day with it, I had, funny how no one remembers that now. Michael did so many eccentric things that we lost track of it all. Mike's my man, always has been, I never cared for what anyone said about him. You know why?? Because, I'm a freak like him, I can't fit nowhere, and I felt a little better knowing I ain't the only guy who can't fit into these stupid boxes everyone tries to squeeze us into.

I use to have a paper sack from the grocery store that I use to keep all the articles that I would clip out of magazines or newspapers,wish I had that now. I am not really familiar of the letter that you mentioned though.

Michael wasn't being paranoid because of drugs. I'm not saying he never used drugs, nor am I in denial that he abused them. But, there was a MUCH deeper issue a LOT of people didn't know about. Michael had Sony documents that they were going to take him down, one way or the other. He also found out that Dieter Weisner (last name sp??) was hired by Sony to take the rights to Michael's name AND his right to attorney. Dieter was one of Michael's bodyguards. He was the white guy with white hair a few years back for those of you who are big fans. Anyway, Dieter asked Michael for the rights to MJ's name and got them. I don't know what the HECK he said to Michael to make Michael agree to that, but to this day, Dieter owns the name "Michael Jackson." So his image and his name on shirts, etc...Dieter owns that, not Mike. Sad. Then, Dieter started asking Michael for his right of attorney, which means if anything ever happened to Michael (death, jail time), Dieter would take of the control of his assets--including the Sony/ATV catalog. Michael said no (THANK GOD), and started to get suspicious, so he investigated Dieter. That's when they found a paper trail of evidence, and Dieter was fired. That's when Michael started to get paranoid. Apparently, Sony wanted to kill Michael, but there was a paper trail of evidence, and they knew they couldn't get away with it. And, supposedly, the mother and kids (last accusers) and maybe the DA got paid BEFORE the trial...BY SONY. The plan was to lock him behind bars so that they could take over his assets. There was a clause in his contract that says something like--if Michael's image deteriorates so much that he shouldn't be in control, they would regain possession of his half of the catalog. Sounds crazy, I know. But I asked a member of the Jackson family (who shared this with me during the trial)--why would they KILL him?? And the person said--Look, people kill people every day for hardly any money at all...for just a thousand dollars. Do you realize that in (I forgot how many) years, that catalog will be worth BILLIONS of dollars?? Do you know what people would do for BILLIONS of dollars?? And...he had a point. There is MUCH more to the Sony saga than we know, but it's TRUE. Michael had evidence. THAT is why Michael was paranoid about eating or drinking. He knew the trial was started by Sony. And, he had already had one person around him that couldn't be trusted. (Now, it's VERY apparent he had LOTS of people around him with ill intentions.) How could he trust people, besides those few that have been with him from the start?

I remember a day Michael stopped to talk to us in his car in front of the gates to go into Neverland. He rolled down the window and IMMEDIATELY started yelling to us--"IT'S A CONSPIRACY, IT'S A CONSPIRACY!!!" He was sooooo....distraught. It shocked us. We just stood there stunned for a few seconds and said--"Michael...we know." We thought he was trying to tell us he was innocent and being set up. We were like--DUH. Why do you think we are out here?? lol But, now knowing what I know...he wasn't just talking about being innocent. He was talking about SONY. And, if you look back at pictures from the trial, there were a few fans that had posters with things about Sony. One of them said "F*CK SONY." They knew...

Things aren't always what they seem, guys.

Yeah, right. Sony conspired to kill Michael Jackson. And we were never on the moon.