A judge threw out the case of a woman who claims to be Michael Jackson’s love child. Now, two days later, the woman is begging the judge to reopen the case.
Yesterday (September 9), Mocienne Petit Jackson filed a motion asking a Los Angeles judge to reconsider her DNA test request that was rejected on Tuesday (September 7).
The woman claims to have audio recordings in which "my father, Michael Joseph Jackson, in his very own words and in public implicitly mentions my existence."
The 35-year old woman says she is the daughter of Diana Ross’ sister, Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee. She is the result of a 1975 fling between Dr. Ross-Lee and the King of Pop, when he was only 17-years old.
For her part, Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee, the first African-American woman to become dean of a university faculty of medicine, stated she never met Michael Jackson in 1975. She commented: "Mocienne Petit Jackson is not my daughter. I think this girl is a pathological liar. This situation is very bizarre."
Michael Jackson died of a drug overdose on June 25, 2009.