Source:www.bbc.co.uk



It looks as though Michael Jackson is undergoing quite a few lifestyle changes.

While a Federal Judge considers dismissing the charges made against him by Joseph Bartucci Jr, Jackson is apparently headed for a new career.

Bartucci claims that the memory of his molestation by Jackson and his bodyguards, which he says occurred more than 20 years ago, supposedly surfaced during Jackson's most recent trial.

Jackson's accuser, who has been a party to 18 civil and criminal lawsuits over the past 17 years, claims that the statute of limitations in his case, which expired many years ago, should be initiated from the time his memory returned. Hmmn.

Meanwhile, back in Bahrain, which is Jackson's current home base, the King Of Pop has been approached by several Bahrainian businessmen who want him to accept a position as a consultant for entertainment enterprises, such as theme parks.

Can anyone say, Neverland II?

In related Jackson news, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has rejected claims filed by PETA, that accused Jackson of keeping orangutans under abusive conditions at Neverland.