The last few days of Michael Jackson's life are about to hit the TV screens as announced on Monday. J.J. Abrams is about to create a drama series based on Tavis Smiley's "Before You Judge Me: The Triumph and Tragedy of Michael Jackson's Last Days."
'Before You Judge Me' Synopsis
"Before You Judge Me: The Triumph and Tragedy of Michael Jackson's Last Days" is illustrated as a thorough novelistic picture of the King of Pop's final days, Billboard reported.
The book about Michael Jackson's last goodbye delicately inspects the highs and lows he had been through and his constant battle to have a private life.
It has been known Michael Jackson's living has been publicized like no other and the pressure that he bore "made him socially fragile and almost unable to live."
A Work In Development
Although no network owns Tavis Smiley's work yet, Warner Brothers Television is looking forward to TV accounts, streaming services and cable networks to buy Michael Jackson's story.
J.J. Abrams and Tavis Smiley will be the executive producers of the last few days of Michael Jackson along with Ben Stephenson and David Brewington.
"Before You Judge Me: The Triumph and Tragedy of Michael Jackson's Last Days" will be under J.J. Abram's Bad Robot Productions and Tavis Smiley TV & Film.
The book about Michael Jackson's final days was already published on June 21 by Little Brown and Co.
Another Michael Jackson Scandal
Meanwhile, another scandal shocked everyone as Michael Jackson's belongings at his Neverland Ranch were revealed by the police.
The law enforcement of Barbara County Sheriff's Department found out that Michael Jackson had a huge collection of shocking pornography pictures and violent illustrations.
These contained "animal torture, S&M and gore" and was obtained in November 2003 when Michael Jackson was facing child sexual abuse, as per Jezebel.
Allegedly, these images were used to stimulate the sexual arousal of Michael Jackson's victims, which are young boys.
