Michael Jackson’s famed Neverland ranch that was owned by mega ‘King of Pop,’ could become a rehabilitation center for children who have been sexually abused, according to the New York Post. Michael owned the sprawling 2,800 acre property for eleven years until shortly before his untimely death in 2009. The Los Olivos, California estate became a fairytale land were Jackson lived with the late Bubbles the chimpanzee, animals, a two-story arcade, amusement park rides, a candy shop and private train ride.
By, Ruth Manuel-Logan
