Michael Jackson Estate Seeks To Recover $1 Million In Allegedly Stolen Property

Michael Jackson‘s estate is not simply content with avoiding the prospective sale of MJ property the estate claims was stolen from the vocalist’s house after he passed away … they desire all of it back.

According to brand-new legal docs, acquired by TMZ, Michael’s estate is looking for to recover $1 million in property the estate thinks is being wrongfully had by Jeffre Phillips.

TMZ broke the story … MJ’s estate claims Phillips was engaged to among Michael’s brother or sisters and utilized the unhappiness and mayhem around MJ’s 2009 death to take a lot of personal and personal effects from the vocalist’s Carolwood House, with the estate just recently preventing a potential sale of the products.

Now, Michael’s estate wishes to recover the allegedly stolen property … which the estate claims deserves 7 figures.

Michael’s estate declares the products Phillips allegedly took from the house consist of disk drives, laptop computers, iPods, CDs and DVDs thought to include non-public efficiencies and unreleased show video footage … which the estate states alone deserves a minimum of $500,000.

MJ’s estate likewise declares Phillips stole a lot of Michael’s handwritten notes with little bits of tune lyrics … plus computers, cassette tapes, a picture album with MJ on the cover, a black bag with a skull on it, framed record awards and a Michael Jackson doll.