Jackson's Ex exchanges children for money

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Michael Jackson's ex-wife, Debbie Rowe, the mother of two of his three children, relinquished custody of the children to Michael Jackson's mother in exchange for a speculated amount of money between $5million and $3million. This is in accordance with Jackson's 2002 will that grants his mother custody of his children. Rowe will retain visitation rights.
http://m.24.com/content/FullArticle...529d5efb48&cat=Entertainment&sh=Entertainment

Talking about human trafficking...
 
The super-rich (and eccentric) of Tinsel Town live by a different set of morals and values than the rest of us. Justifiable? Probably not... but the fact remains everything and everyone has their price...
 
Rowe was only ever after money. What sort of mother gives up her children and then accepts money to drop the court case for custody?

Please! I don't feel sorry for the woman at all. She saw an opportunity to line her pocket and she took it. The children belong with the Jackson family. It's the only family they know.
 
Reports that I've read indicate that she actually took on a surrogate role, and I've read reports that the legal system sways in her favour for custody of the children with her being their natural mother.

She must be a cold hearted one, but this story also exposes how sick Wacko Jacko was.

Who do you think is the biological father of those children, because it's impossible that MJ fathered them. Changing the colour of his skin wouldn't produce pale skinned children like them. There's talk that the biological father could be Rowe's former employer, the dermatologist.
I feel for the children, because they'll be asking such questions themselves in the near future.
 
I don't think it really matters right now. He was the only dad they knew and they loved him. Later on i'm sure they will be told who their real father is.
 
Frankie said:
Reports that I've read indicate that she actually took on a surrogate role, and I've read reports that the legal system sways in her favour for custody of the children with her being their natural mother.

She must be a cold hearted one, but this story also exposes how sick Wacko Jacko was.

Who do you think is the biological father of those children, because it's impossible that MJ fathered them. Changing the colour of his skin wouldn't produce pale skinned children like them. There's talk that the biological father could be Rowe's former employer, the dermatologist.
I feel for the children, because they'll be asking such questions themselves in the near future.
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So what you saying is an inter racial baby will always be coloured and not come out either black or white?
 
That's untrue actually as it can be born any colour it's purely dependant on what the stronger gene is.
 
It is possible that the kids are one sided.
But is possible for all 3 to come out white? I know Jacko was a weakling but all 3 cases!
 
Frankie said:
That's quite normal and what I'd expect - do you have different thoughts on it?
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As serqet says it depends on the couple, some mix, some come out black or white.

You might find 2 generations from now they have a black baby in the family.
 
killadoob said:
As serqet says it depends on the couple, some mix, some come out black or white.

You might find 2 generations from now they have a black baby in the family.
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I can believe that, although I wouldn't expect it to be very common.

I have a friend that is from a mixed marriage and he is very fair skinned, but his features undoubtedly confirm that he is mixed race - (doesn't bother him at all, and so it shouldn't).

I doubt that MJ is the biological father of these three kids (one from a different mother), and I think he is the sick one for buying kids (human trafficking).
 
So how did he traffic and pay for babies? what you have described is legal and not even close to human trafficking.
 
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