Gun seized at the Jacksons’ home

On the second night of March, Child and Family Services officers visited the Jackson family home in Encino to check on the health of Michael’s three children and other children. Randy, Michael’s brother, says that Jafar, the 13-year-old son of Jermaine Jackson, had ordered an electric gun through an internet site, and it was delivered to him two weeks earlier. Adam Strassend, the lawyer of Katherine Jackson, the children’s grandmother, says the other children did not see the gun. "Blanket Jackson never saw this gun or heard about it. Paris Jackson also the same. Prince saw it when the officers were there. There is no second gun. Mrs. Jackson is doing her utmost to provide comfort for her grandchildren. All the children are happy, healthy, and wonderful—and that is Mrs. Jackson’s only goal and concern." Strassend says Jafar received the gun at home and tested it in his room’s bathroom on a piece of paper. Katherine and the security officers heard a sound from the second floor of the house and immediately seized the gun. No other incident occurred. Although Michael Jackson gave this house to his mother on her birthday, legally the house was in Michael’s ownership until his death, and it now belongs to his three children, who are his only heirs. Katherine is the guardian of Michael’s children and inherits from her son’s assets while he is alive. In addition to her and Michael’s children, Alejandra and her four children also live in the Encino home. Alejandra has four children with two of Michael’s brothers, Randy and Jermaine. The household expenses are paid from Michael’s assets. Source: eMJey / TMZ