'Michael Jackson Was Murdered': The King Of Pop's Daughter, Paris Jackson, Opens Up About Her Father's Death

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In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Paris Jackson, the daughter of Michael Jackson, opened up about life before and after the death of his father, the King of Pop. Also, in that interview, Paris stated that she believes that her dad was murdered.

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Paris Jackson, now 18, is the second child of the legendary King of Pop, Michael Jackson. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Paris stated that her father once told her that someone was going to kill him one day. She also recalled that Michael Jackson would, at times, drop hints that people are out to get him.

Though numerous Michael Jackson conspiracy theories have surfaced online, the interview with Rolling Stone is the first time that one of Michael Jackson's children opened up about what they think about their father's death. Paris Jackson told the magazine that she absolutely believes that her father, Michael Jackson, was murdered.

The statements of Paris about her father's death made use of very strong words, especially since her father's doctor was already convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the death of Michael Jackson. It can be remembered that Dr. Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's was convicted in 2011 to serve four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter.

When asked who she thinks would want to see her father dead, Paris replied that there are a lot of people who would want that and she is still seeking justice. Paris Jackson even stated that all of Michael Jackson family and all real fans know that what happened to his father was all a setup.

Paris also discussed in the magazine how cool of a father Michael Jackson was. She said that the King of Pop had given them the option to attend normal school but they chose to be home schooled to remain close to their dad.