Jackson Family House Dispute Case Closed
This summer, the chaos that erupted within the Jackson family was brought to the media. Jermaine, Randy, Janet, and Rebbie; Michael’s siblings issued a statement against his foundation and accused them of forging Michael’s will and committing fraud. They then moved Katherine Jackson, who is the legal guardian of Michael’s children, to another city and prevented the children from contacting her. After that, Paris and Prince used their Twitter accounts as tools to share news and ask for help, and as a result it became clear that this group — especially Janet — was intentionally preventing them from contacting their guardian.
Janet, Jermaine, and Randy went to Michael’s children’s home in Calabasas and tried to seize the cell phones of Prince and Paris, which they used for tweeting, and take the kids with them. As a result of this action, security officers at the house stepped in and drove them out. A physical confrontation between them was also reported. Shortly after, Randy provided the media with footage from security cameras, hoping it would show that the security officers had treated them badly; but contrary to his expectations, what drew attention in the video was Randy and Janet’s unsuccessful attempt to take the cell phones of two teenagers.
It wasn’t long before Katherine returned home and announced that she had been unaware of all of this. While Katherine was away, a report of her missing status had been filed with the Los Angeles police. Some time later, it was announced that, at the request of Michael’s children, entry of their aunts, uncles, and even their children into the Calabasas home was banned, and this order was also approved by a judge.
Now it has been reported that the Calabasas house dispute case has been closed. Police said that the Jackson family is not taking any steps to move the case forward; they are not responding to investigators’ calls and are not speaking with officers. It seems that Prince and Paris have no interest in dragging this case to the prosecutor’s office.
Source: eMJey.com / TMZ