Cascio Siblings Sue Jackson Estate for Abuse

0:00On April 5th, new photos from the mid-90s show Michael Jackson with young boys from the Casio family looking uncomfortable in his arms on beds and laps. The Casio siblings Dominic, Edward, Aldo and Marina Cole are now suing Jackson's estate and companies in federal court in Los Angeles. They claim he sexually abused them starting when some were just seven or eight years old, over years at places worldwide, including drugging and assault. The family first connected with Jackson back in 1984 when their dad managed a New York hotel where the singers stayed often. The kids got close, even visiting his Neverland Ranch without parents, and stood by him through the 1993 scandal where he settled for $23 million. Dominic, now 45, says seeing the images brings up deep fear and confusion from what he endured at nine years old. His brother Aldo, 35, recently shared a painful story of abuse during a daytime hangout. The photos, from trips to Brazil and family homes in New Jersey, capture awkward poses that

1:03haunt them now as parents themselves. Jackson's estate calls this a money grab, noting the family praised him publicly for decades, including on Oprah in 2010. They say the Casio's demanded over $200 million before. A prior similar suit got sent to arbitration last month. This federal case could finally air the truth as their lawyer puts it, ending the estate's narrative and helping the family heal from decades of trauma. Keep an eye on how it unfolds. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today. Brought to you with AI.