
Saturday, August 08, 2009 LOS ANGELES: Michael Jackson's estate should gain "close to $100 million" through contracts negotiated since the pop star's death, Jackson's brother told US Television.Jermaine Jackson said brother Michael's resting place is still undetermined.Jermaine Jackson, in a wide-ranging interview said his mother, Katherine Jackson, has not decided on Jackson's final resting place. He said he prefers the Neverland Ranch."I'm just concerned about security and being secure in a peaceful setting," he said.He stopped short of revealing if his mother has hinted her preference, saying, "At the end of the day, she will make the final decision." Jermaine Jackson said he had no reason to believe his brother was addicted to drugs, a suspicion that detectives revealed when they requested a warrant to search Dr. Conrad Murray's Las Vegas, Nevada, home and office."I have never seen him act abnormal around me or never known anything like that," he said. He said he never talked about drugs with his brother "because it never came to my mind."He disputed suggestions that Michael Jackson was not the biological father of the children."People come forth and say things just to get attention, but those are definitely Michael's children. "You can look at the kids and tell that they are Michael's kids," he said.
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