Michael Jackson Hoarded Gruesome Teen Porn & Animal Torture Pics, Say Newly Released Police Records

Never-before-seen police reports have been released about Michael Jackson, suggesting that he had a stockpile of images of porn, animal torture, sado-masochism and gore.

According to the documents, the pictures found at the King of Pop’s Neverland ranch were used to lure young boys.

They were retrieved from his house in California in November 2003 when his house was raided as he faced child sex offence allegations.

Among the porn were doctored pictures of adult’s bodies with children’s heads, homoerotic imagery and heterosexual pictures along with pictures of naked children.

Micheal Jackson‘s Secret Ex-lover Releases Tell-All Book

Michael Jackson’s former exe is releasing a tell-all book about the pair’s relationship. 
Shana Mangatal, whose book is titled Michael and Me: The Untold Story of Michael Jackson’s Secret Romance, first met the singer in 1988 and claims they shared “20 years of different encounters and intimate phone conversations”.
In the book she reveals Michael “loved women” and wasn’t “asexual”, reports Radar Online.

"The book covers all of that from me meeting him as a fan and him flirting with me at our very first meeting and from then on I was like, 'OK, there's more to Michael that meets the eye, because he just flirted with me.’"He's not asexual! He's not this man-child – he's normal!”

Michael Jackson's Children Can 'Lose Everything' to Debt and Uncle Sam

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MICHAEL Jackson's estate is being chased by US tax authorities for £555m, battering the inheritances of the late king of pop's children.

Prince, 17, Paris, 17 and Blanket, 14, reportedly do not have access to their trust funds until the age of 30, but insiders have claimed that by that time there could be nothing left of the £900m left to them.

This is because the music icon is believed to owe more than £300m in additional debts which are yet to be cleared.

“On paper the kids are billionaires thanks to these massive sums. But the truth is those sums will barely be in their accounts for any time as they have this huge tax bill to settle," a source told The Sun.