Jackson Estate Faces New Abuse Lawsuits

0:00On March 26th, former supporters of Michael Jackson, including the Casio siblings, Edward, Dominic, and Aldo, along with their sister, Marie Nicole. Porte, have filed a $213 million federal lawsuit against his estate. They claim Jackson sexually abused them as children, starting when somewhere as young as 7 or 8, during trips and stays at places like Neverland Ranch and Homes of Elizabeth Taylor and Elton John. The suit accuses Jackson of drugging the plaintiffs, showing them child pornography to normalize the acts, and assaulting them over more than a decade, including on the Dangerous World Tour. This follows a $15 million settlement the group reached, with the estate in 2019, which they now want to renegotiate. Jackson's estate has dismissed the new claims as a shakedown, while facing similar lawsuits from Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who also alleged, childhood abuse by the singer. Jackson, who died on June 25th, 2009, at age 50 from a purple-full overdose, was acquitted in a 2005 trial over.

1:04Mole station charges. Meanwhile, Jackson's daughter Paris, 27, and her brother's prince, 29, and VG, 24, are pressing the estate trustees for detailed financial records. They suspect mismanagement and possible unreported payouts to other accusers. As these battles heat up, the estate continues to defend Jackson's legacy amid a wave of renewed allegations and family disputes over his nearly eight. $100 million fortune. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. I'm Cory with a story.