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Michael Jackson's father blames wife for his death

Updated on: 14 June,2010 04:51 PM IST  | 
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Pop legend Michael Jackson's father Joe has blamed his wife Katherine for their son's death because he is convinced she could have prevented his prescription drug addiction.

Michael Jackson's father blames wife for his death

Pop legend Michael Jackson's father Joe has blamed his wife Katherine for their son's death because he is convinced she could have prevented his prescription drug addiction.


Joe Jackson has opened up about the King of Pop's death and insists he begged Katherine to speak to the singer and help him overcome his personal issues.


"Katherine didn't say a word - I had to get away from her. If she'd done what I asked, Michael would be here today. I am incensed with her. She could have made a difference," said Jackson.

He also regrets not helping the "Thriller" hit-maker more.

"I didn't shed any tears, but maybe I should have. I just felt furious that my son was gone. In Michael's final months alive I said to her (Katherine) many times that I couldn't get through to him and that she needed to help her son. I had begged her to go over and stay with him, but she insisted he needed his privacy and gave him the slack she thought he needed," he said.

"A child will listen to his mother more than his father and Michael was a mummy's boy. He listened to her. I still haven't been able to talk about it to her as she doesn't want to hear what I have to say...He knew I loved him. I regret that I didn't say goodbye properly," he added.

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