La Toya Jackson: Paris Told Me They Worked Her Daddy Too Hard

La Toya Jackson spoke on the British television program "The Paul O'Grady Show" about the tragic death of her brother Michael Jackson, revealing what his daughter Paris said when her father was in the hospital and why, La Toya says, Michael thought he would be killed.

La Toya recalls her conversation with her niece, saying, "She said, 'You know auntie La Toya, what happened is that they worked him too hard. He never got the chance to rest, it was just non-stop work."

"I said, 'You're kidding.' ... [to which Paris responded], 'You don't understand, they just kept working him and daddy didn't want that, but they just worked him constantly.'... So all of these things, you start putting all of these elements together and start thinking, 'OK, this one's saying this, that one's saying that,' and it makes a lot of sense."

According to La Toya, her brother feared for his life because of his extensive music catalogue that includes The Beatles. "He said, 'La Toya, if anything happens to me, if I die, it's because someone murdered me -- they would kill me -- they're trying to kill me,' -- and he would say that and it wasn't that he was being delusional, they did this over his catalogue. ... He would go back and fourth and say, 'It's too dangerous,' and he said, 'They'd kill me over it,' and look what happened."

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