Michael Jackson Unconscious, Man Calls 911 For Help.
By Art Harris, The Bald Truth, (c) www.artharris.com, all rights reserved
Listen carefully to the 911 tape: a calm, but nervous voice asking for an ambulance…an unconscious man undergoing CPR (on a bed when SOP is to put a patient on the floor), a toxic drug cocktail reported (but not confirmed by the coronor yet) of Demerol, Xanax and the anti-depressant, Zoloft…known by pharmacologists to dangerously turbo-charge other drugs. I wasn’t surprised it was Michael Jackson.
…Another superstar apparently felled by addiction and too much money–for Yes-men to say, “No!” The King of Pop, Mr. Thriller, Moonwalker extraordinaire…Michael Jackson, dead Thursday at 50. Read the rest of this entry »
Art Breaks Bald Truth Exclusive–Michael Jackson’s $350 Million Refi–on Fox BIZ Channel
By Art Harris, (c)www.artharris.com, all rights reserved
With what could go down in history as Michael Jackson’s least thrilling day looming March 19– the Neverland foreclosure auction on the courthouse steps if he doesn’t cough up $24 million and change to pay off the delinquent mortgage, sources close the family tell The Bald Truth friends are rallying to help raise the cash to save his sprawling 2,800 acre ranch.
“If nothing else, it shows a few good people care,” a family insider tells me. Read the rest of this entry »
Michael Jackson Swarmed By French Fans Outside Neverland
By Art Harris, (c) www.artharris.com, all rights reserved
If Michael Jackson doesn’t come up with $24 million to pay off the mortgage on his beloved Neverland Ranch by next month’s deadline, Financial Title Co. says it will put his Hacienda on 2,800 sprawling acres in the Santa Ynez Mountains, zoo, merry go round, ferris wheel and all — up for sale at public auction.
In fact, the firm filed a notice of a trustee’s sale with Santa Barbara Superior Court and set the auction date as March 19.
But The Bald Truth has learned exclusively that Jackson desperately wants to save Neverland, and two months ago refinanced his staggering debt with a new $350 million loan package from a group of international banks.Â
Shockingly, that still may not be enough to save the ranch and pay off other obligations. “Michael is furious at his financial advisers,” says the family insider in an exlusive interview. Read the rest of this entry »
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