DILEO organised Concert Dates for MJ in Caribbean?? wth?
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Concert promoter Citadel Limited Tuesday has sued Michael Jackson's former manager Frank DiLeo, RadarOnline.com has learned, on accusations the King of Pop's manager kept $300,000 the company paid as a fee for performances the late entertainer was slated to make in Trinidad and Tobago months after his June 2009 death.
DiLeo and a number of associates are named in the suit, which was filed in Los Angeles on August 24. Citadel Limited claims that DiLeo or his associates, personally accepted the fees, which Citadel Limited paid via wire from April 2009 through June 2009.
Sadly, Michael Jackson died weeks later on June 25, 2009 after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest in Los Angeles.
According to Citadel Limited, the contract stated: "If there is a cancellation due to any circumstances that are beyond the control of the Artist, Company, or Purchaser, a make-up date will be discussed for the canceled events or full refund will be issued if acceptable date is not agreed upon."
Citadel Limited said that DiLeo has "refused, and continue to refuse" to repay the $300,000.
Stay with RadarOnline.com for more updates on this story as it happens.
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LIKE IF DILEO KNEW WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN... OR IS ALL ABOUT MONEY?
This is the first ive heard of dates in the Caribbean.. and how would MJ have done these to fit around TII in London?
The whole thing is crazy... it makes my head spin, especially as Thome was supposed to be MJs manager up until the final weeks... so how did Dileo have the time to organise these????
hmmm, does it have anything to do with our good friend Conrad Murray being resident (or ex-resident) of Trinidad and Tobago <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
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I think so but maybe that was the other concert that Dileo agreed to with Allgood Entertainment. I wonder why this place waited until now to file a suit - have they been trying to get the money back this whole time? Good thing Michael isn't named in that lawsuit...
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suspending my thought processes. they don't know where to go, anyway <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D -->
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my 2 twin cents.
TMZ reported that carnival
Lol. Grace, there are actually twin towers in T&T. <!-- s --><!-- s -->
I'm from T&T and this is the first that I'm hearing about this. <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? --> As far as I know, this hasn't been reported in any of our local media (not even Citadel's stations). I guess I'll have to try to do some digging for more info...
is it some kind of fraud though if he isn't even with michael at the time?