Courtrooms have supplied the epilogue to Michael Jackson's life. They've provided the foramu where his debts have been settled, his final days dissected and his life depicted as a cautionary tale.
In nearly four years of court proceedings, two juries have watched Jackson come to life on video screens. They've watched him spin, dance, and then disappear. They've heard his voice, seen his handwriting and viewed picha of his lifeless body.
His role as a father has been described in little zaidi than platitudes. Until now.
The jury hearing a civil case filed kwa the superstar's mother — against AEG...
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