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Doc doesn't think he's Jackson kids' dad

cnn.com
Jul. 8, 2009
Michael Jackson's dermatologist on Wednesday did not rule out that he may be the biological father of Jackson's children, and he denied ever giving Jackson dangerous drugs. "Best of my knowledge, I am not the father of these children," Dr. Arnold Klein told ABC's "Good Morning...
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