Another Attempt by Marcel Avram to Get Money from Michael

According to Roger Friedman — Fox News

“Maybe you remember Michael Jackson’s famous trial in Santa Maria, where Michael was bitten by a spider.

That trial was held to address Marcel Avram’s lawsuit against Jackson for canceling two millennium concerts. Avram won $5 million in that case.

And now, to get rid of Avram, Jackson has offered him a way to make money by using two 1999 concerts in Munich and Seoul.

Based on statements from sources, Michael’s lawyer has allowed Avram to produce CDs of these concerts. With rare performances of the top songs “Beat It” and “Billie Jean,” Jackson estimates that these CDs will be worth a lot and will help him get rid of Avram. Avram is happily starting plans to obtain and produce these CDs.

Unfortunately, the world will have to wait a little longer to watch these CDs. In the excitement of getting rid of Avram, Michael had forgotten that he does not have the right to release these CDs. Because these CDs were recorded while he had a contract with Sony.

(Of course, it’s likely that both Avram and Jackson also forgot that these two concerts were held to help a charitable foundation, and the money was spent on needy children. But since 1999, five years have passed. And that’s a long time.)

Source: Roger Friedman / Fox News