Jackson Estate Sued for $213M by Alleged Abuse Victims

0:00On March 12, here's the latest in entertainment and celebrity news. Four former supporters of Michael Jackson have filed a huge federal lawsuit against his estate, seeking $213 million for. A alleged child sex trafficking, the plaintiffs are siblings, Edward, Dominic, and Aldo Casio plus their sister Marina Cole Port. They claim Jackson molested them starting when some were just seven or eight years old, over more than a decade. The suit describes repeated abuse on trips, including world tours, visits to homes of stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Elton John and at Neverland. Ranch. Earlier this year, the group tried to reopen a $15 million settlement from 2019 in State Court. A state lawyer's called that move a money grab. Jackson always denied harming kids and was cleared in a 2005 trial over claims involving a 13-year-old boy. He died in 2009 at age 50 from a drug overdose. Meanwhile, the estate faces similar suits from Wade Roppsen and James Safechuck, who say

1:04they were abused as children too. Public reaction has been intense, with fans split between defending Jackson's legacy and supporting accusers. The lawsuits keep his complicated pass in the spotlight, even 15 years after his death. On top of that, Jackson's daughter Paris, age 27, is suing the estate trustees for mishandling the $7.89 million. Fortune. She and her brothers want full financial details amid whispers of secret payouts to other claimants. The estate denies any such deals. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, linked in the description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.