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Originally Posted by JD10367
I've heard all sorts of stupid stuff, like, if you ran out and bought a CD the day he died and saved the receipt you could get hundreds for it. Only a friggin' idiot would pay more than face value for a new CD. Something autographed or limited, sure, it just went up in value, but that's about it.
As for the will... what will? Didn't the dude have, like, no money left? Hence the reason he had to sell Neverland, and was planning on going on tour, to pay off his debts? The other Jacksons probably had more money than him at this point...
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I think I read somewhere in past week or so that he was over $400 mill. in debt when he died. I don't know how all that will shake down but I also remember several years ago he bought up all the rights to some old beatles stuff that was worth a butt-load of cash. I'm thinking that many of his debt's may be cancelled because of his death but his royalties will keep pouring in. No doubt someone will make loads of cash from this.