The preliminary hearing into the death of singer, Michael Jackson, has brought out interesting claims against his physician, Conrad Murray, who is charged with manslaughter. Surveillance video present at the home Jackson died at in lavish Bel Air, has mysteriously gone missing, as has $2,000,000 in cash the singer famously kept in garbage bags.

The Jackson family maintains, shortly before he died, the worried singer informed his mother, he was of the belief, "Someone was going to kill him...for his catalog. It's been no secret in Hollywood that Sony, who co-owns a multi-billion dollar copyrighted catalog with Jackson, resorted to some very dirty tactics in trying to gain full ownership of the copyrights contained therein. 

Sony constantly made dirty deals with some of Jackson's creditors to terrorize and harass him, far beyond what one would call debt collection. Sony bribed people to bring lawsuits against Jackson, in concerted efforts to push him into a state of illiquidity and bankruptcy, making it financially difficult for him to legally protect his share of the catalog.

They were trying to break Jackson to get him out of the picture, who wiggled his way out of it, by borrowing from foreigners outside of Sony's grasp in New York. When Sony's bankruptcy campaign against Jackson didn't work, they took the misconduct up several notches. Now the man is dead under very mysterious circumstances.

The head of Sony, Howard Stringer, is a hateful, vile man that has run the company under a banner of criminal theft and ruthlessness. Stringer has been at the company for many years and in that time, the criminal conduct coming out of the corporation has gone from bad to worst.