Report: La Toya Jackson says Michael was killed

Jul 12th, 2009 - Houston Chronicle

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LONDON - Two British Sunday newspapers said La Toya Jackson believes her brother Michael Jackson was murdered by a group of conspirators trying to get hold of his fortune.

La Toya Jackson said she knows who is responsible for her brother's death and is determined to see them brought to justice, the News of the World reported.

According to the published interviews with The News of the World and The Mail on Sunday, she did not name any of the people she believes were involved and did not offer any evidence to support her claim that foul play was involved in the singer's sudden death on June 25.

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