Michael Jackson's doc gets death threats over outing
New York Daily News Michael Jackson's long-time friend and physician says he is getting death threats after outing the King of Pop. Dr. Arnold Klein told TMZ that he has received "horrible death threats" since he told the gossip Web site Friday that Jackson was gay. Last week on "Extra," Jackson's office manager, Jason Pfeiffer, claimed to have had an affair with his former boss. After the interview, Klein called in to TMZ to support Pfeiffer, adding that the office manager was "the love of [Jackson's] life." Klein told TMZ that he revealed the singer's secret to put an end to rumors that Jackson was a pedophile. He did, however, add that Jackson’s alleged two-month fling with Pfeiffer was the only homosexual relationship he believes the singer has had. Klein and Pfeiffer, who has also reportedly had his life threatened, have hired bodyguards since the incident. Jackson died in June 2009 at the age of 50 after "acute propofol intoxication." |
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