Raymone Bain Rejects the Strange Claims Made by Friedman

Raymone Bain, in a statement yesterday, completely denied the rumors recently spread in the media about Michael and described them as defamatory and malicious. In denying the rumor about Michael’s illness and addiction to sedative pills, she said Michael’s physical condition is very good. According to Raymone Bain, Michael had visited a financial consultation meeting on Tuesday, where his former lawyer Benjamin Seiwalt and Pastor Jesse Jackson were also present. The spokesperson also denied the rumor that Michael would hold a European tour, saying that he is currently working in the studio on his new album and has no intention of leaving Las Vegas, and that he has not been kicked out of his rented home. Another rumor—claiming that Michael suspects his brother Randy of stealing money from him—was also denied by Mrs. Bain. She said: "Mr. Jackson believes that none of his family members has ever stolen from him." Michael’s sale of his share of the Beatles catalog is also just a rumor. Raymone Bain called these rumors ridiculous and insignificant, attributing these ill-advised comments to people who lack sufficient financial information. The second issue that Raymone Bain mentions in her statement is Michael’s concern about attacks by Roger Friedman, the Fox News host, against Grace Rouamba, Michael’s children’s nurse. Bain said that Mrs. Rouamba lives a very quiet and peaceful life and has committed no wrongdoing. But because of her professional and close relationship with Mr. Jackson, she has been targeted. The final part of the statement says: "While Mr. Jackson, throughout his professional career, has absolutely never spoken inappropriate words about any reporter, and has also never used his security officers to deal with these people, there are those whose intense hostility toward Mr. Jackson has reached the point where they have violated every rule of honesty and integrity in journalism in order to write news that has no solid evidence, is false, and aims to confuse the public’s minds or damage Mr. Jackson’s reputation. They themselves know who I’m talking about. These kinds of reports are regrettable, and Mr. Jackson’s attorneys will take action against them." Source: eMJey / Raymone K. Bain