in questi giorni sono nati nuovi rumors sulla vendita di neverland
un articolo di contact music dice infatti che Scientology ha fatto un'offerta per acquistare il ranch per farlo diventare un ricovero per celebrità. sembrerebbe però che tale offerta sia stata già superata da un consorzio di persone....
sembrerebbe però che comunque sia il nuovo proprietario non vedrà le giostre di neverland, che sembrerebbero vendute a un collezzionista giapponese per 500 mila dollari. l'uomo sembrerebbe intenzionato ad aprire un parco in giappone dedicato a MJ
queste le fonti e i relativi articoli
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/scientologists%20bid%20for%20neverland_1004168
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/jackson%20sells%20off%20amusement%20rides_1003777
SCIENTOLOGISTS BID FOR NEVERLAND?
TOM CRUISE
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TOM CRUISE
MICHAEL JACKSON
Members representing TOM CRUISE's Scientology religion have reportedly made an offer to buy MICHAEL JACKSON's Neverland Ranch, according to media reports in the US. The church members were eyeing the property with plans to turn it into a celebrity retreat compound. However, a source tells veteran Hollywood reporter JANET CHARLTON that members of Jackson's family, many of whom are Jehovah's Witnesses, were unhappy with the thought of the Scientologists buying the property. The source also said that a consortium, led by a Beverly Hills business man, ultimately outbid the Scientologist for the ranch. Many rumours of about the sale of Neverland have circulated in the past, but regardless of who buys the property, the new owner will not be enjoying any of the amusement park rides on the property - they have all been sold to a Japanese company.
02/08/2006 03:16
JACKSON SELLS OFF AMUSEMENT RIDES
MICHAEL JACKSON
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MICHAEL JACKSON
MICHAEL JACKSON has reportedly closed down his Neverland Ranch funfair for good - and sold his amusement rides for $500,000 (GBP277,800). The pop superstar, who now calls the Middle East home, chose not to return to his Santa Barbara County, California estate after it was raided by police looking for evidence into his 2004 and 2005 child molestation case. And, after finding homes for the wild pets Jackson housed on his sprawling estate, he has now sold his playthings to a Japanese collector. The new owner plans to open a theme park dedicated to Jackson in his native Japan.
28/07/2006 01:47