The secrets of Michael Jackson that his publicist hid
From his secret testament to his adoration by his daughter Paris, 10 years later Raymone Bain has decided to give an account of what she discovered working with the king of pop
Although it has been more than 10 years since his death, everything that happens around Michael Jackson continues to arouse interest and hide many hidden facets. Those who surrounded him and have survived him know it and, despite the passage of time, do not hesitate to continue contributing material on the so-called king of pop. Now the last to speak has been whoever was his spokesperson and publicist for the eight years prior to his death.
In a long statement, Raymone Bain wanted to give an account of details of a supposed new testament of the artist or of the love he felt for his children. In addition, she does not hesitate to defend his innocence over the allegations of sexual abuse of minors that appeared in the spring. Bain does it so reliably that he even encourages the singer's followers to cancel their subscriptions from HBO, the platform that broadcasts the documentary Leaving Neverland, in which such abuses are told.
Bain announced that he had something to say about the artist's will, and therefore decided to hold a press conference about it in Washington at the end of last week, as reported in the British newspaper The Mirror. In it he started saying: "I want to thank God for the grace and mercy of Michael Jackson. These 10 years have been very different, a long and hard career for many of us, including Michael's family and mother, Katherine. ".
Thus, Bain assures that he makes this statement to "honor her [Katherine], honor her children and her family to celebrate 52 years in the entertainment industry." In particular, he claims, he wants to send a message to Paris, the singer's daughter, the most popular of his three offspring. "Like your father, you have been able to show immense elegance while under pressure. You are generous and you were the apple of your father's eye. He would talk to me about you for hours on the phone and about the vision he had of you, and about how she wanted you to rise to the top and manage her philanthropic work. I wanted you to be like her best friend, Princess Diana. "
Bain is scandalized by all the lies that she, she claims, are spilled on the singer and then brings up the question of his will, from an old and hitherto unknown document dated three years before his death. "What kind of tone are we setting, instead of empowering what he built? He sacrificed his life for publishing [songs]. It was the stone of his legacy. He was methodical, precise."
Then he says, "I have waited and prayed that Michael's 2006 will would be found, because it specified how he wanted to preserve his legacy. I don't have it, I don't know where it is and so we have to deal with the hand that is He has distributed us. But I had the honor of sitting with him and the notary. In the 10 years that have passed since his death, I have not seen any scholarship to any university with his name, no music studio, university or hospital ". Therefore, he let it fall that the artist's intention was that his legacy be shared in a charitable way.
Raymone Bain says that he has remained in the shadows for the last decade despite being asked on more than one occasion for his opinion on matters related to Jackson, such as the direction in which he was managing his legacy or the properties of he. "In addition to being his publicist, I had powers as a lawyer, including bank accounts or the Neverland ranch," he says.
He now does not hesitate to assure that Jackson was "a man who would have doors, who influenced the music of all genres". "Through his friend Elizabeth Taylor he supported the gay community. He would be incapable of hurting a child," he says. "Child abuse is serious and unacceptable. It is sick, psychotic behavior. I want the record that neither I nor anyone on my team would close their eyes or work with anyone who would harm children," she says. Therefore, for her the accusations and the documentary are false and "inconsistent". "This is how it works today, you have to wait for someone to die to destroy his name so that he can not defend himself?", She argues. "Michael Jackson has been a victim since he died, over and over again, and it is time to stop him. It is morally, ethically and legally wrong."
"No one is guilty until his guilt is proven," she said. In addition, she assured that she would launch the Michael Jackson Legacy Foundation, "a charitable organization determined to continue Jackson's humanitarian work in his absence, and to make the world a better place."
