Untouchable

Drawing on never-before-seen material, this definitive biography exposes the true extent of the Jackson family's dysfunctionality -- evidence of which is still in the public eye as they dispute the star's will







Jackson was the most talented, richest, and most famous pop star on the planet. But the outpouring of emotion that followed his loss was bittersweet. Dogged by scandal for over fifteen years, and undone by his own tendency to trust the wrong people, Jackson had become untouchable in many quarters, a fact that wounded him deeply. Now, drawing on unprecedented access to friends, enemies, employees, and associates of Jackson, Randall Sullivan delivers an intimate, unflinching, and deeply human portrait of a man who was never quite understood by the media, his fans, or even those closest to him. Untouchable promises to be a profound investigation into the enigma that was Michael Jackson.



For over 20 years, Randall Sullivan was a contributing editor to both Rolling Stone and Men's Journal. He is the author of The Miracle Detective, The Price of Experience and LAbyrinth.



At nearly 800 pages, this brilliant and sad chronicle of the King of Pop's life and afterlife will surely lay claim to the title of 'definitive' biography for some time.



A richly absorbing tale



Sensational new biography



Exhaustively researched, the book methodically weaves a disturbing story of corruption, intimidation, and murder.



You won't find a better reconstruction of Jackson's final days and their messy aftermath.