More than three years after Michael Jackson’s death on June 25, 2009, the pop superstar’s will is being criticized by some of his siblings that it is a fake and the executors of his estate should step down, though experts note that the window to contest the five-page document has long since closed.By ANTHONY McCARTNEY
AP Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES – More than three years after Michael Jackson’s death, his youngest brother continues to raise questions about the validity of the pop superstar’s will.
On Twitter and cable TV, Randy Jackson has called the five-page document signed in 2002 a fake. The one place he hasn’t made the claims is a courtroom, where legal experts say he faces almost insurmountable hurdles to invalidate the will and stiff odds against ousting the men who run the lucrative estate.
In a recent letter, Randy Jackson and three of his siblings called on Jackson’s estate executors to resign and renewed claims that the will is a fake.