Michael Jackson’s Million-Dollar Inheritance for a Poor Woman

Judy Woolworth’s 10-cent investment—she had been a poor woman for most of her life and had no family inheritance—has now turned into a $2 million fortune. Ten years ago, she bought a piece of clothing that belonged to Michael Jackson at a second-hand store. The outfit was sewn by Katherine, Michael’s mother, and Michael wore it on the Wayne Newton Show during the years 1969 to 1971. The authenticity of this outfit has been confirmed, and today it is worth at least $2 million.

On the collar of this multicolored jacket, there is writing by Michael: M. Jackson 5

This jacket has been called a miracle from Michael, and its owner considers it a gift from heaven:

"Michael is definitely looking down from up there in heaven and smiling, knowing that I can send my daughter to school with the money from selling his jacket—and help my sister, who has cerebral palsy."

Tom Meden, founder and head of TransMedia Group public relations, says:

"This is the most incredible story we’ve ever heard. We believe in miracles, and this story is definitely worthy of being written in books."

Source: eMJey.com / transmediagroup.com