Jackson's death in less than two years made 310 million dollars

After Michael Jackson's death earnings surge Sina Entertainment news Beijing Time February 18, according to foreign media reports, according to a legal document, since the popular King Michael Jackson's death in June 2009,　　The Jackson Asset Management board has earned more than 310 million dollars in revenue. Most of the revenue has been used to pay off debt. A prominent U.S. entertainment website recently received a financial document from Jackson's executor, which lists the amount of income he earns since his death on June 25, 2009, a staggering figure.　　When Jackson died, he was saddled with debts of more than 400 million dollars, but since then his asset Management board has earned more than 310 million dollars in income. The documents show that the executor spends about 159 million dollars on various types of debt, income tax and other expenses such as "uninterrupted support for the lives of Catherine (Katherine) and Jackson children as Jackson wishes". In addition, there is a fee paid to Catherine to "significantly improve" the Jackson family in Encino, California (Encino).　　In addition, the executive also pulls out cash to "pay for the final medical and funeral service costs". In addition to the $400 million trillion in debt, the Asset Management board will reimburse AEG for the 40 million dollars that it has incurred as a result of a tour of this is it.　　The Asset Management Board has received statements from more than 65 creditors, some of which have "fairly high" interest rates.　　The Jackson administrator admits that in several countries the asset Management Board is still facing several lawsuits, but has been "successful in reshaping and stabilizing the image of Michael Jackson" since it was authorized to manage assets. Jackson tried to hire a professional anesthesiologist. In addition, Jackson's death case has also made new progress.　　Jackson is reportedly hoping to hire an anesthesiologist to "take care of himself" while touring London. Jackson was allegedly in 2009 trying to hire Las Vegas anesthesiologist David Adams to follow his own doctor. Dr. Adams told the LAPD investigators that he had seen Conrad-Murray and Jackson before Jackson's death. They said: "We think it would be better to have an anesthesiologist in the course of this tour." Adams thought to send a message to Murray: "I am willing to accept that we can talk about the details."　　But after that, Jackson and Murray did not contact him. "Dr. Murray doesn't know David Adams," says Miranda Sevcik, a spokesman for Dr Sevisk's defense team. But Miranda did not say that the defense had summoned Adams to the trial. (Drdarknight)