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Another Attempt to Sell Michael Jackson’s Medical Records

Last fall, a man from Los Angeles tried to sell Michael Jackson’s medical records related to the 1984 Pepsi fire at an auction (News), but the auction was canceled due to the intervention of the Michael Jackson Foundation.

This Los Angeles man is 51-year-old Bryan McDaniel, and he is still trying to get money from Michael Jackson’s medical records. He works as an ambulance driver and claims that he found the medical records twelve years ago inside a packet in a trash can in Culver City Park, California. At the time, he was working as a house buyer/seller, and he says he was also looking through the trash bins for the cans and plastic bottles. In this way, he found the medical and confidential records of the world’s most famous person in a trash can, and he claims he didn’t obtain these records by abusing his job as an ambulance driver.

He says that when Michael Jackson died, I first waited for the family’s mourning to end, and then I came forward with the documents.

Source: eMJey.com / The Smoking Gun