Judge’s Order: The Reason Behind Paris Jackson’s Suicide Attempt Must Be Determined

Mitchell Beckloff, the special judge in cases related to the Michael Jackson Foundation and the guardianship of his children, on Thursday ordered an investigation into why Paris Jackson attempted suicide and appointed Cary Earnlas as the case’s special officer.

The officer in this case must determine why Paris Jackson tried to take her own life. He will also decide why Paris is unhappy with her current living situation and what changes she needs. As a result of the investigation, it will become clear what the best option is for the health, education, and welfare of this 15-year-old teenager. Another of Earnlas’s duties is to prepare a report on media news regarding the life of this teenager.

Paris Jackson’s suicide attempt shows that she didn’t see anyone around her who could share her secrets and inner feelings with her—and this may mean that 82-year-old Katherine is having problems interacting with two teenagers and a young child. The judge may decide, after the necessary reviews, to remove Paris’s legal guardians because, as a result of Paris’s attempt, it’s being said everywhere that the three children of Michael—left in the hands of Katherine and TJ Jackson—are not receiving constant, stable care and attention. Of course, it’s important to note that these statements are made by outsiders, and you can’t trust them 100%.

Katherine Jackson’s lawyer, yesterday said he fully supports the judge’s decision. However, he denied the rumor that TJ doesn’t spend time with Michael’s children and said TJ is always available. Some time ago, TJ had taken the younger kids out with Prince for an outing. On that day, the kids rode on TJ’s and Prince’s shoulders.

Source: eMJey.com / CNN