There’s been a lot of drama in the Jackson household over the past week – missing grandmothers, fraudulent wills – it just keeps on getting weirder. The latest news? Jacko’s children have been taken away…
The Irish Sun reports that Michael Jackson’s children were whisked away to a “secure location” yesterday after a family fight got out of hand at their mansion.
First, let’s give you some background to this strange story. Last week, Michael Jackson’s mother Katherine was reported missing. Then rumours started to surface regarding Jacko’s will – according to reports, his siblings had started claiming that his will was a fraud and his executors should be removed.
Jacko’s siblings then said that their mother Katherine had not gone missing, instead she had been forced to go to Arizona to rest because she was ill.
Now, however, sources close to the family are alleging that Katherine is not ill and that she has, in fact, been kidnapped by her own children, who are in the process of contesting Michael’s will.
According to reports, Michael’s children have been temporarily moved to a secure location and the executors of the estate are planning on going to court to seek emergency guardianship of Prince, Paris and Blanket.
What caused all this drama to unfold? Well Paris, Michael’s daughter, took to Twitter on Monday and wrote:
The executors believe that Michael’s children are in danger and they are seeking custody because they feel they are responsible for them.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department visited the family mansion on Monday after a fight at the house. It is being reported that Michael’s family were trying to remove the children from the house at the time.
Video footage of the incident shows Janet Jackson involved in a scuffle.
“It was a family disturbance call. A scuffle did occur, and a report of a battery was taken. There were no arrests made, and it’s an on-going investigation,” said a spokesman for the Sherriff’s department.
Jacko’s siblings have been contesting his will for months – they are claiming that they have proof that the singer was in New York, not Los Angeles, on the day he supposedly signed his will.
