Jacko’s legacy of pure greed

SInCE Michael Jackson died ten years ago, his estate has coined £1.6 billion.

In the documentary Leaving neverland, James Safechuck and Wade Robson claim they were sexually abused by the star. His brothers and nephew Taj say it’s lies, motivated by money as the two ‘victims’ are suing the family estate.

Detractors claim the Jackson clan is trying to protect the most lucrative posthumous fortune in music. Jacko was whacko — but the other tawdry element in this shocking saga is pure greed.