LEMON: The battle for the King of Pop's music empire playing out in a Los Angeles courtroom tomorrow. Katherine Jackson says she is being kept in the dark by the two men now in charge of her son's estate. She wants a judge to grant her access to Michael Jackson's contracts and business dealings, but the temporary administrators say they've done nothing wrong. The judge is also expected to give Katherine Jackson full custody of her grandchildren. Imagine pointing and clicking through Internet ads only to discover a grinning photo of your own baby boy smiling back at you from a Craigslist adoption listing. One Massachusetts mom says it happened to her.</s>JENNI BRENNAN, MOTHER: Out of the blue some girl e-mailed us and said, I think you should know that someone is using Jake's picture in an adoption scam.</s>LEMON: Well, Jenni Brennan's think Jacob's picture was lifted from her family blog then used as a tool in an international adoption scheme. The ad claimed Jacob is Canadian born but living in an African orphanage. Brennan alerted the FBI when the advertisers asked for 300 bucks to start the adoption process. It's that dusty and forgotten. You're going to hear new music pieces discovered by Mozart himself. It's music to our ears.
Michael Jackson's Estate Goes to Court