Michael Jackson Saves Neverland Ranch From Auction

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See More... MICHAEL Jackson has pulled off a monetary moonwalk to save his dilapidated Neverland Ranch from the auction block. The 2,500-acre spread in Los Olivos, Calif., was to be sold off next Wednesday after Jacko defaulted on his $24.5 million mortgage. But his lawyer, L. Londell McMillan, said the washed-up King of Pop worked out a “confidential” refinancing with Fortress Investment Group to retain ownership. The place has been a ghost town since 2005, when Jackson moved out following his child-molestation trial. Gone are Bubbles the chimp and other wild animals, and the kids’ carousel is a mess.

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  • go michael-- the bank should not be able to take neverland its to special
    anonymous anonymous 3/16/08 Reply
     
 
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