On 25th June 2009 Michael Jackson, The King of Pop, tragically died. Two years later, his brother Jermaine Jackson has written a touching memoir of his brother’s life and death. In his book, which is exclusively serialized in Great Britain’s The Times newspaper starting this Saturday, Jermaine Jackson gives an unrivaled insight into Michael’s mental state and his health before he died according to a press release.
What really happened behind the scenes during the molestation trial? What would have happened if he had been convicted? How did the family react to his death and how are they coping after 2 years? And as Conrad Murray goes on trial in California, what does he really think about Michael’s doctor?
In an exclusive interview for the Saturday Magazine Andrew Billen meets Jermaine Jackson at Hayvenhurst, the Jackson’s family compound outside L.A. It was here that Michael, Jermaine and the Jackson clan spent their youth and it was here that the siblings retreated with their parents after Michael’s death.
Speaking to Billen, Jermaine offers a unique view of Michael as a father and a brother, his relationship with women and fights back in an attempt to counter the myths against his brother. The first of two exclusive installments from Jermaine Jackson’s new book You Are Not Alone plus a revealing interview will be in The Times and at thetimes.co.uk on Sat. Sept. 17. The serialization will continue in-paper and online.
