I got paid for it, and I've moved on. I know I will never see my children again. Later in the day, an attorney for Rowe released a statement saying the interview is "complete fabrication."

4. Michael's youngest son, nicknamed Blanket, has no mother listed on his birth certificate.

5. Although Michael's lawyer, John Branca, claims to possess a will signed by Michael, Jackson's mother Katherine has filed a petition seeking to be named executor of the whole she-bang.

6. On the red carpet at Sunday's BET Awards, Michael's father, the always classy Joe Jackson, took time out of a CNN interview to plug his new record company. Check it out at around the 3:10 mark here.

During Monday afternoon's press conference at the Jackson family home, Joe defended his seemingly callous plug by saying that he only mentioned it because a reporter asked him about it. I dunno, I didn't hear anyone asking him about his future projects. Did you?

7. Over the weekend, Defamer got hold "of an email sent out by the Youth Intelligence division of famed PR agency CAA trolling for market research on how Michael Jackson's death affected 14 to 39 year olds. One has to wonder how such information would be used. As one Defamer commenter hypothesized, maybe other celebrities are wondering how a shocking, drug related death may skew their likability ratings.

8. Grace Rwaramba, nanny to MJ's children, purportedly gave an interview to the Times of Londonclaiming that she had to pump Michael's stomach "many times" due to drug use. She also claims that she once tried to get the Jackson clan to hold an intervention but the pop star became so enraged that he fired her temporarily. Apparently, she is so popular with the children that Jackson matriarch Katherine flew her to Los Angeles over the weekend. She says she was denied entrance to the Jackson home by members of the Nation of Islam.

9. Conrad Murray, the "cardiologist" who had been living with Jackson as he geared up for his comeback tour, isn't AMA board certified. At least not according to the interview his lawyer gave Matt Lauer on The Today Show this morning.

AEG, the company behind this comeback tour, reportedly put Dr. Murray on the payroll very recently. It was June 15th that the good doctor sent letters to patients at his Las Vegas practice saying he was leaving, but that his "absence is not permanent."

10. The Jackson Family, speaking through the Rev. Jesse Jackson, is concerned over irregularities in Dr. Murray's behavior on the day of the pop-star's death. The police removed the doctor's car from the Jackson estate but the doctor was no where to be found and didn't present himself to police for a day, at least. He still hasn't provided the surviving Jacksons with any information on the last hours of Michael's life.

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