"I’ve always been close to my uncle but it was after my mother was murdered when I was 16 in ‘94 that he truly became invested into my wellbeing. He knew I was hurt. He knew I was damaged. He knew I needed help. And he rose up and showered me with love, gifts and inspiration. It wasn’t “grooming” as they want you to believe, it was needed LOVE.
My uncle was too good for humanity. Period. He had too big of a heart. He felt it was his mission to help those suffering, especially children. He donated hundreds of millions to help those in need. He opened up his home to thousands of underprivileged/handicapped kids every year to give them a day of pure joy. Why the media never gave or gives his generosity attention/praise is wrong. But because it doesn’t fit the description they want to portray on him, they never will.
Anyone who knows me knows I try to be as cordial, nice and help as many people as possible. I learned that from him. Trying to be half the man he was. I wish the truth was equally as lucrative. I wish positivity sold. Instead negativity $ells, so with the help of every production trick possible these performers (one who has self proclaimed himself as the “Master Of Deception”) get a forum to try to help their billion $ lawsuits and try to be victims in this important time of the #MeToo movement. And with the support of Hollywood powers who have always disliked my Uncle (such as Oprah) they will do their part to try to level my uncle even though he can’t defend himself and he can’t shred their claims. Disgusting and sad.
RIP Uncle Michael. You were too good for this world. I love you and thank you!
TJ Jackson, March 5, 2019
