The 35-year-old woman claims that she was born in 1975, when Jackson was just 17. Now here is where it gets a tad looney tunes: Mocienne affirms that at age 9, her grandmother, Katherine Jackson, devised a plot to have her abducted and secretly sent to Belgium in order to protect Michael's pop idol reputation at the time. The woman alleges that there were seven co-conspirators who were involved in her abduction and all, she claims, were murdered.

Although Mocienne has lived in the Netherlands, it is only now that she has decided to come forward with her twisted tale:

"I want to formally claim my part of my father's inheritance," she told TMZ. The alleged long-lost love child also claims that she wants custody of her siblings, Michael's three children, so that she can offer them a "more normal life."

And, just like "daddy dearest," Mocienne reveals that she has been diagnosed with the skin disorder vitiligo, which results in the loss of skin pigmentation.

So I guess the Jacksons should back up their Brinks truck at every person's doorstep who claims that they are Michael's "love child."

Since the King of Pop's death, there have been a few alleged "love children" who have stepped out into the spotlight with hat in hand, asking for a cut of his mammoth estate.

Case in point, 25-year-old Prince Michael Malachi Jet Jackson has been relentless in his quest to prove that he is true Michael Jackson blue blood. The young man listed Michael as his father on his birth certificate, and his mother's clothing line was named after the superstar as well. All of Prince's allegations thus far, though, have been unverified.

Tongues just couldn't stop wagging when 26-year-old Omer Bhatti, a hip-hop star wannabee hailing from Norway, was seated with the Jackson family at Michael's memorial service. Folks were convinced that Bhatti was the real deal, and though he has taken an active role in Michael's kids lives, it still hasn't been proven.



There are plenty of folks who want dibs on that huge Jackson fortune and will concoct stories that they'll carry to the media for some attention, and if you believe each one, then I have a nice island that's for sale for just a song in New York City!