Jackson was murdered for 1bn pound fortune, claims sister

Jul 12th, 2009 - The Times of India

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LONDON: In a new twist to thecontroversy surrounding Michael Jackson’s death, his sister La Toya hasclaimed that the ‘King of Pop’ was murdered for his £1 billionfortune as “he was worth more dead than alive”.

Her claimcomes just two days after the chief of Los Angeles police admitted they wereinvestigating Jackson’s death as possible homicide.

La Toyasaid she and the family are convinced her brother’s apparent drugsoverdose was “foul play” by a shadowy group out to get their handson his £1 billion fortune, News of the Worldreported.

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