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In the autumn of 2007, Michael Jackson found himself marooned in the New Jersey basement of Connie and Dominic Cascio, his resources tapped. As he had done so many times before, when beset by trouble, Jackson turned to a wealthy, powerful figure for help.


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  2. I remember the rumors before he died that he was broke.

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  3. He led an interesting life, but I imagine it was often sad too.
    My Teaser is from MAJOR PETTIGREW'S LAST
    STAND.

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  4. I wonder what was really going through his mind.
    Thanks for stopping by my Teaser Tuesday Post
    -Kimberly @ Turning the Pages

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  5. He was such a complicated character and for one so famous someone I felt real pity for. Here is my TT http://cleopatralovesbooks.wordpress.com/2014/06/17/teaser-tuesday-june-17/

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  7. This teaser tells me there's a lot I don't know about Michael Jackson.

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  8. Wow, that is an intriguing couple of lines. Certainly makes you want to know more. Thanks for coming by my Teaser Tuesday post.
    Laura @ Through Raspberry Colored Glasses

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  9. What a sad story this must be, but an interesting one. I don't remember who he turned to.

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  10. Interesting teaser. Hope you are enjoying the book.

    Here's my TT post.

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  11. ooh this book seems quite interesting. Great teaser.

    ~Maura @ http://yaaddict.com

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  12. Hmm, I'd think this would be a pretty sad read. Great teaser!

    Rachel @ Paper Cuts

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  13. I really want to read this. Such a fan.

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