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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25, 2003 /PRNewswire/ -- Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge David Yaffe granted Michael Jackson a court order against the aircraft company XtraJet, which was attempting to sell a surreptitious videotape of Michael and his attorney to the highest media bidder. "The videotaping of my client conferring with me was illegal and outrageous, as was the aircraft company's attempt to sell that tape for profit," said Mark Geragos, Michael's attorney. "This entire case is about cash, and anyone who believes differently is living in their own Neverland. We will be absolutely relentless in our pursuit of any and all extortionists regardless of how they try to gift wrap their lies in the cloak of justice. Michael is not going to be a piñata for every money-hungry publicity seeker to strike in the hopes of hitting it rich." The videotape was made on November 20th while Michael and his attorney flew from Las Vegas to Santa Barbara for the singer's processing on criminal charges. The judge's ruling prohibits XtraJet from releasing the tape until a hearing next month where a permanent prohibition will be sought. Anyone
watching this case can see that new lows are being hit every day. Motivated
parties are taking obscene measures to injure Michael with false allegations.
We will aggressively challenge the rogue's gallery of grifters who are
seeking dividends from Michael's ordeal. There is a very real, human price
being exacted here, and Michael will do what it takes to safeguard his
family and his name.
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