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Michael Jackson

MJ ESTATE -- WEITZMAN & BRANCA

and how on earth is there 24 accounts at one bank and 162 at another with all sorts of cars and credit all over 542 96 101011 minutes ago from web

seattle people do the math how is my daighter penniless? shes a minor! iid ont spend her money, she doesnt spend her money,11 minutes ago from web

all of them like i posted last night when my lawyer whio is the first one to realise whats happened and to go ater these greedy and stupid12 minutes ago from web

convinced me to do so, Activision has made thier press release, we shall make ours and we shall seek acyive damages against these fuckers12 minutes ago from web

now any smart musician knows you never EVER sell publishing whatsoever, but weitman who oozes so much charm for such a tiny fella13 minutes ago from web

certainly no frances's at one time Weitzman in 05 had me believeing i had no choice but to sell some publishing of kurts14 minutes ago from web

fake ssns the dead Frances B and franbces D cobain when theres hardly been any cobains in this country ever, and there arent any now14 minutes ago from web

i dont tend to believe in cospiracies, i get freaked out by people who do, so the forgeries the phony bank accounts the refiled taxes w15 minutes ago from web

all i do besides make my record is fight these jackals it took me a goddammed long time to understand that there was a conspiracy16 minutes ago from web
http://drumsandguns.livejournal.com/

COURTNEY Love finally sobered up and realized that some of the people handling Kurt Cobain's estate had lost all the money the Nirvana frontman had left her and their daughter, Frances Bean, her lawyer says.

A team of investigators, forensic accountants and lawyers found that Cobain's estate had been looted of more than $30 million cash and up to $500 million in real estate.

"I have never seen such greed and moral turpitude. This case is going to make Bernard Madoff look warm and fuzzy," Love's lawyer, Rhonda J. Holmes, of Gordon & Holmes in San Diego, told Page Six.

"We will be filing civil cases . . . within the next 30 days. There are many, many millions missing. We've only been able to track down $30 million, but there is more. And then there is the real estate."

According to Holmes, bank accounts using Cobain, Love and Frances Bean's Social Security numbers were set up and used to buy and sell real estate across the US.

"There is now a web of homes which were bought, flipped and used to launder money -- up to $500 million worth," Holmes said. "Any of the property we can get back will be donated to people who have lost their homes in foreclosures."

Asked how this could have happened, Holmes said, "Courtney noticed the money was gone when there wasn't any left. It's no secret she struggled with substance-abuse issues, but in the last year she's taken a more serious approach to sobriety and started noticing things were wrong. She hired private investigators, accountants and me.

"We are also working with local and federal authorities," Holmes said. "When Mr. Cobain died in 1994, he left his enormously wealthy estate behind for the benefit of his mother, two sisters, a brother, his wife and young daughter. Many of those [involved with] the estate's coffers mismanaged, stole and outright looted it shamelessly."
http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/item_esqaWBncYZ5X9RmaKr8snN;jsessionid=EB060D1459434AF851C8863575E9EF47#ixzz0fFVyonZy

Courtney Love has come to the realization that handlers of the estate of her late husband, Kurt Cobain, have allegedly lost all the money that the Nirvana frontman had left for her and their daughter Frances Bean. A team of lawyers, forensic accountants and investigators have reportedly determined that Cobain's estate has been looted of more than $30 million in cash, and up to $500 million in real estate.

"I have never seen such greed and moral turpitude. This case is going to make Bernard Madoff look warm and fuzzy," Love's lawyer, Rhonda J. Holmes, of Gordon & Holmes in San Diego, told the New York Post. "We will be filing civil cases ... within the next 30 days. There are many, many millions missing. We've only been able to track down $30 million, but there is more. And then there is the real estate."

"Courtney noticed the money was gone when there wasn't any left," says Holmes. "It's no secret she struggled with substance-abuse issues, but in the last year she's taken a more serious approach to sobriety and started noticing things were wrong. She hired private investigators, accountants and me."

Bank accounts established with the Social Security numbers of Cobain, Love and Frances Bean were set up and used to buy and sell real estate. "There is now a web of homes which were bought, flipped and used to launder money -- up to $500 million worth," Holmes claims. "Any of the property we can get back will be donated to people who have lost their homes in foreclosures."

"We are also working with local and federal authorities," Holmes said. "When Mr. Cobain died in 1994, he left his enormously wealthy estate behind for the benefit of his mother, two sisters, a brother, his wife and young daughter. Many of those [involved with] the estate's coffers mismanaged, stole and outright looted it shamelessly."

Wondered why Love hasn't Twittered this yet


http://www.spinner.com/2009/04/07/millions-reportedly-looted-from-kurt-cobain-estate/