Katherine and Joe Jackson on Conrad Murray Verdict: "Justice Has Finally Been Served"

Joe Jackson and Katherine Jackson

Katherine and Joe Jackson said Monday that "justice has finally been served" following the guilty verdict of Dr. Conrad Murray in the death of their son, Michael Jackson.

"We have been waiting for this moment for a very long time and we couldn't hold back tears of joy in the courtroom.  Even though nothing can bring back our son, justice has finally been served," the Jacksons said in a statement to TMZ. "We can't wait to go home and... read more

Conrad Murray Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter in Michael Jackson Case

Conrad Murray

A jury found Dr. Conrad Murray, the doctor accused in Michael Jackson's death, guilty of involuntary manslaughter on Monday.

A few loud screams were heard as the decision was announced. The unanimous decision followed 10 hours of deliberation by the jury (seven and a half hours on Friday and two and a half hours on Monday). Cutaway shots by cable news channels of the crowd outside the courthouse showed a pleased crowd.

Murray faces up to four years in prison.

Conrad Murray case finishes closing arguments, goes to jury

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VIDEO: Katherine Jackson Cites Unconfirmed Article Exonerating Michael Jackson's Molestation Charges

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Katherine Jackson, the matriarch of the Jackson family, appeared on Wednesday's Today show to discuss her daily attendance of the preliminary hearing for Dr. Conrad Murray's upcoming manslaughter trial over the death of Michael Jackson...
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Katherine Jackson Files Lawsuit Against AEG Over Michael Jackson's Death

Katherine Jackson

Katherine Jackson has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against AEG, the promoter behind Michael Jackson's This Is It tour, The Wrap reports.

In a 16-page lawsuit filed at Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday, Jackson claims that "AEG actions and inactions led to Michael Jackson's death on June 25, 2009." The lawsuit says that because AEG hired Dr. Conrad Murray, the company is responsible for his actions.

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Jackson's Doctor Gets New Judge, Jackson Family Attends Hearing

Dr. Conrad Murray

The involuntary manslaughter case against Dr. Conrad Murray has been assigned a judge, according to The Associated Press.

Jackson family to face Dr. Conrad Murray in court

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LaToya and Katherine Jackson: We Won't Watch Jackson Film

Latoya Jackson

Millions of people anxiously await the movie release of Michael Jackson's This Is It on Oct. 28, but the King of Pop's sister and mother are not among them.

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"I have no plans to see it," LaToya Jackson told Access Hollywood after watching clips of the film for the first time. "It's a bit too soon for me. It really is."

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Joe Jackson Says He Won't Raise Michael's Children; Plus: An MJ Film?

Joe Jackson, Michael Jackson

Joe Jackson says he doesn't plan to raise Michael Jackson's three children.

"I have had a close family relationship with these grandchildren since their birth. I do visit the family residence from time to time and will continue to do so, however I will not be involved in raising the children," Joe wrote in a July 13 declaration filed in court Tuesday.

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The Jackson family patriarch, who resides in Las Vegas, voiced his support for wife Katherine Jackson's guardianship of Prince Michael I, 12, Paris Katherine, 11, and Prince Michael II (aka "Blanket"), 7. On Monday, Katherine, 79, was granted custody of the children, who will live with her at the family compound outside of Los Angeles.

"I understand that all decision-making authority regarding the children will rest with Katherine Jackson," Joe continued. "Katherine Jackson is a ...
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