MICHAEL JACKSON’S ELDEST SON TO TAKE STAND IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL

(L-R) Dr. Conrad Murray, Prince Jackson

Prince Michael Jackson II, the eldest son of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, will not only be appearing in court but might also take the stand as the trial of his father’s physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, starts this week.
Prince popularly known by his nickname ‘Blanket’ reportedly told family members that he would ‘take the stand to ensure that justice is done’.
According to TMZ, Prince has already been listed on the list of witnesses for the prosecution. But the court room might be cleared if he is called to the stand. Sources have disclosed that the 14-year-old is nervous and doesn’t’ want to ‘mess up’.
The identity of Prince’s mother still remains unknown, as Jackson till his death claimed that the child was the result of artificial insemination from a surrogate mother and his own sperm.
On June 25, 2009, Michael Jackson died in his Los Angeles mansion as attempts by his personal physician Conrad Murray were unsuccessful when he stopped breathing.