New Abuse Allegations Hit Michael Jackson's Estate

0:00It's April 27. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered stories from the spotlight. New allegations are hitting Michael Jackson's estate right as his bio-pick movie Michael Drops. The Casio family, who he called his second family, just filed a lawsuit claiming he abused four of their kids during trips to Neverland Ranch and on, tour, stops. These claims go back years. The family first accused the estate of covering up abuse, leading to a secret settlement for $16 million paid out over five years. But those payments stopped this year. Talks broke down, and now they're suing again. The suit pains Jackson as a predator who drugged and assaulted the siblings, starting when some were just seven or eight years old, with attacks. Dragging on for over a decade while he was often high on drugs, Jackson's estate fired back hard through lawyer Marty Singer, calling it a desperate cash grab. He points out the Casio's defended Michael publicly for more than 25 years, swearing he

1:00was innocent, and now this feels like a ploy to score. Hundreds of millions. With the bio-picks stirring up his legacy, this legal fight could drag on, forcing everyone to revisit those dark Neverland shadows all over again.