As Michael Loses Neverland, He Keeps up a Brave Face

Michael today, tape holding his face together and all pilled up

Unless Michael Jackson comes up with some serious cash soon, he’ll lose Neverland Ranch.
Poor Michael has been foreclosed on by Financial Title Company, who filed a notice of a trustee’s sale yesterday.
He will have to pay more than $24 million if he hopes to remain the owner of Neverland. And he must do it by March 19th to avoid a public auction.
At Neverland, Michael told small boys that he was Peter Pan

Michael left the ranch in 2005 when he was caught molesting boys there, and left all his zoo animals to starve. Neverland is crumbling and rotting, and in a state of decay without Michael to lovingly tend to it. Brad and Angie considered purchasing it, and stayed there, but spent a restless night hearing the screams of the little children.

As Neverland crumbles, Michael tries to "save face"

Michael's dirty Thriller Glove, complete with hair

If Neverland is auctioned, the new owner will take possession of everything on the property, like rides, furniture, appliances, and all personal effects of Michael to include all the tortured souls of the little children, his big fun-bed, all his child pornography, his starving circus animals, the stench of their poop, their carcasses which have been left unattended, the grave of Bubbles the Chimp, all of MJ's creepy, lifelike statue friends, his closets filled with general suits, his set of extra plastic noses, and the elephant man's bones
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