series of telephone messages left by Michael Jackson have emerged in which he pleads for financial help and tells of his fears for his life.
The messages on a friend's answering machine were made by the singer six years before his death aged 50 in Los Angeles last June. Journalist Daphne Barak was handed the tapes after she wrote a book on celebrities' addictions.
She claims the recordings illustrate how he appeared to be suffering from an addiction to prescription drugs. In the first tape, Jackson says: "It is very important, I want that 150 in that account for me, because [...] I am very concerned about my life."
In another message, he says: "I don't trust that man. We think he's bad, we think he's Italian Mafia." Jackson's doctor has been charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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