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Michael Jackson
A number of times before his death, the late pop singer, Michael Jackson, made reference to his contemporary, Prince. Jackson named his son after Prince, which the latter took a dig at on stage. Jackson also briefly spoke about Prince in his final concert documentary "This Is It."
Prince
The pop superstar clearly regarded Prince and his musical abilities, even attempting to outdo his Guinness World Book record for the most performances at the O2 arena in London, England. This tidbit came up in the involuntary manslaughter trial of his doctor, Conrad Murray, who overmedicated and overdosed him in 2009.
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Michael Jackson's children Prince, Paris and Blanket and his mother Katherine Jackson
Michael Jackson's two oldest kids, Paris and Prince, cried when they saw him laying dead in bed, after a pharmaceutical drug overdose, administered by his physician, Dr. Conrad Murray. A Jackson bodyguard stated, "Paris was on the ground balled up and crying. Prince had a really shocked, just slowly crying kind of look."
Michael Jackson, laying on gurney, passed away from a pharmaceutical drug overdose
The traumatic event was recalled in court during the trial of his physician Dr. Murray, who was very negligent and unprofessional. The children should not have been allowed to see such a thing, under any circumstances.
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Michael Jackson
Explosive documents have been released indicating deceased pop singer, Michael Jackson, had his youngest son, Prince Michael Jackson II ("Blanket") improperly placed under anesthesia for a dental procedure, which did not warrant it.
Michael Jackson's son Blanket (front)
The dentist in question, Dr. Mark Tadrissi, initially resisted, as he did not have the correct "permit" to perform this procedure. Tadrissi did so anyway, as some have a difficult time telling celebrities no, much like Dr. Murray. Celebrities should not always get what they want, as many things they ask for are dangerous and illegal.
Tadrissi's conduct was deemed unethical and a violation of established rules. He was later sanctioned by the California dental board. However, all mention of Blanket was mysteriously scrubbed from the final file. In Hollywood, there exists a pattern of concealing dangerous behavior that ultimately turns deadly in some cases.
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Left to right: Oprah Winfrey, Katherine Jackson, Joe Jackson, Prince Michael Jackson, Paris Jackson and Prince Michael Jackson II 
Talk show host, Oprah Winfrey, recently interviewed the kids of deceased pop singer, Michael Jackson. The singer's parents were also featured in the interview that aired on the "Oprah Winfrey Show."
Michael Jackson
When Jackson was alive, Winfrey constantly implied on-air and off that he was a pedophile, angering his audience. The week Jackson passed away, Winfrey did not acknowledge it and refused to do so for quite sometime. The Judiciary Report is of the belief, the fiercely private Jackson, would not have wanted his kids interviewed by Winfrey.
