Katherine Jackson says she was kept from communicating while in Arizona
Katherine Jackson attends a live press conference announcing Global Live Event International Historical Trubute Concert honoring Michael Jackson on July 25, 2011, in Beverly Hills, Calif.
/ Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images(CBS/AP) Katherine Jackson, the mother of the late pop superstar Michael Jackson, says in court papers she was kept from communicating with outsiders while at a resort in Tucson and was unaware she had been reported missing.
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Katherine Jackson declared in court papers obtained Thursday that she had no idea she was the subject of a search until she accidentally heard a TV report.
She said she was told her doctor had ordered her to rest and she was flown to Arizona. At a spa, her cell phone was confiscated along with her IPad and she said she was kept in a room with no working phone or TV service. She said she asked about Michael's children and was told they were fine.
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It was also very odd that this "event" with Kathryn happened within days (or hours) of a letter to Michael's estate lawyers demanding more for the Jackson siblings. Coming right after that letter the way it did, a lot of people were wondering what was going on.
Not that it's any of our business what goes on with the Jacksons. But I'd be concerned about ANY children under these circumstances, with a guardian missing for more than a week.