Thursday, July 2, 2009
Watch Michael Jackson's Final Rehearsal
Jackson's Ex-Wife Debbie Rowe Says 'I Want My Children'

Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe broke her silence Thursday and declared she wants custody of the two children she had with the late King of Pop.
"I want my children," Rowe said during a 90-minute phone interview with NBC-LA early Thursday.
A judge later that day delayed a guardianship hearing for Michael Jackson's children at the request of attorneys for Rowe and the singer's mother.
The hearing, originally scheduled for Monday., was rescheduled for July 13.
Katherine Jackson will retain temporary guardianship of the children until then.
Rowe also said she'll seek a restraining order to keep their grandfather, Joe Jackson, away from the children. Michael Jackson had a strained relationship with his father, who he said struck him as a child.
Jackson's will, which was filed Wednesday, put his entire estate in a family trust, and named his mother Katherine as the guardian of his children. Rowe was specifically excluded as a beneficiary in the document, which read: "I have intentionally omitted to provide for my former wife, DEBORAH JEAN ROWE JACKSON."
Sounds like Debbie Rowe found out that she was left GOOSE EGG in the will and has put realized that if she can get her hands on the kids she can by extension get her grubby hands on some of Michael Jackson's estate.
David Carradine Cause of Death Asphyxiation, Says Medical Examiner

Kung Fu actor David Carradine's June death was the result of asphyxiation, not suicide, a medical examiner hired by his family confirmed Thursday.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Janet Jackson, Jamie Foxx and Others Pay Tribute to Michael at BET Awards
Ruth Madoff parts with most of her money

Poor Ruth Madoff. She may have known nothing about her husband's fraud. Right.
Mrs. Madoff gave up most of her claims to cash and property she said was hers.According to The Wall Street Journal, she "has agreed to give up her potential claim to more than $80 million worth of assets, keeping just $2.5 million in cash in an agreement reached with federal prosecutors."
Mrs. Madoff may be giving up most of her fortune, but it is a small price to pay. The government could try to prove that she was aware of her husband's actions. Prosecutors may not have proven the case, but it would have tied Mrs. Madoff up in court proceedings for years.
To "get out of jail free", she gives up her homes in three cities and a number of asset and gets to walk away "poor."
Yeah, "poor" my ass! I'm sure this broad has some money stashed over seas on various accounts and names. She's no fool. And you can believe that she isn't ready to live off of 2.5 million either.
Somebody hire a PI to follow her around 24/7 and you'll see.
