Plan for Michael Jackson's Neverland to become 'new Graceland'
Monday, 29 June 2009
Speculative reports suggest that Jackson's home, Neverland, could be turned into a tourist mausoleum much like the late Elvis Presley's home, Graceland, with Jackson's grave as the central attraction.
The proposal has apparently come from Tohme Tohme, Jackson's former manager and special ambassador to Senegal. Mr Tohme works with Colony Capital LLC, the firm that holds the mortgage note on Neverland.
Their idea is to turn the estate into a new Graceland.
The idea is likely to be met by substantial legal issues, including a permit to bury someone on site.
Neverland is on a two-lane country road opposite a school, in the hills above the Santa Ynez Valley, which many locals feel is not equipped for heavy traffic.
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