Roger Friedman: The Guardian of Michael Jackson’s Children Isn’t at Home

As quoted by Roger Friedman: From the first hours of the morning, Paris Jackson, a very smart and thoughtful 14-year-old girl, has posted tweets about her grandmother Katherine’s absence from the home. Paris said that she hasn’t heard from her for a week. If she isn’t at home, then who is taking care of Michael’s children? Jermaine said that his mother is resting in Arizona and that there is no problem. But if a 14-year-old girl has been forced to seek help on Twitter, then there must be something wrong. Michael’s children have a legal attorney, and the Michael Jackson estate should be concerned about the disappearance of one of its heirs. What makes this story so suspicious is that, following several days of disputes within the Jackson family, Michael Jackson supported his mother financially and always paid her a great deal of money. She would then divide that money among Michael’s sisters and brothers who needed help. But since Michael’s death, his money has been managed by the estate, and for three years nothing has reached his sisters and brothers. The estate is obligated to act according to the will. The train that brings money to his sisters and brothers stopped running on June 25, 2009, the day Michael died. Now they are struggling to get a share of this money. There is a risk that they will encourage Mrs. Jackson to oppose the estate trustees or gain control over her. Michael’s children aren’t stupid. They have access to the internet and read the news. So far, they have realized that their uncles, Randy and Jermaine, don’t care about them personally—they’re worried about their own future. But I doubt that their actions and arming Paris so heavily will get them anything. Let’s hope Katherine Jackson returns home as soon as possible, and that the lawyers and representatives of Michael’s children prevent such an incident from happening again. Source: eMJey.com / showbiz411