Jackson's dad suspects “foul play”

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LOS ANGELES, Saturday (Reuters) - Michael Jackson's father said on Friday he suspected “foul play” in the death of his pop star son, as lawyers disclosed talks aimed at settling guardianship of the singer's two children with his ex-wife.

Joe Jackson

Jackson's father, Joe Jackson, told ABC News in a TV interview Friday that he was dumbfounded when he learned his son collapsed at home and was being rushed to the hospital.

“I just couldn't believe what was happening to Michael. I do believe it was foul play. I do believe that,” he said, without elaborating.

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