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90 Day Fiance’s Paul Staehle says he and son Pierre are NOT missing after police launch investigation

July 3, 2022 by www.thesun.co.uk Leave a Comment

90 DAY Fiance’s Paul Staehle has said that he and his son Pierre are not missing after the police launched their investigation.

Paul, 39, spoke to TMZ to deny the missing claims.

The 90 Day Fiancé star claimed the whole situation was “a big misunderstanding.”

The TLC star acknowledged there was a bulletin released from Missing People in America, which pictured him and his three-year-old son.

Paul denied the allegations that he supposedly kidnapped and ran off with his child.

The reality star claimed to have been on a “long work trip” with his son.

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Since June, he has been traveling between Pennsylvania and Florida in order to find work.

Paul brought Pierre along with him because he claimed his son suffers from extreme separation anxiety – which is when a child worries a lot about being apart from a family member, according to Cedars Sinai.

The TV star admitted to the publication that he will be returning to Louisville with his son.

Paul planned on regaining custody of his children, Pierre and Ethan, 16 months, by going to court.

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The TV personality shares both children with his ex-wife, Karine Martins, 27.

Karine issued her own statement in Portuguese on the situation.

According to the translation by People , Karine said she is “doing well” and will provide an update during an Instagram Live session.

THE MISSING CHILD REPORT

A Public Information Officer for the Louisville Metro Police Department confirmed to The Sun that a Missing Person’s report was taken on June 9, 2022.

The case was assigned to the Missing Persons Unit and is considered an open and active investigation.

In the missing person report from Louisville Metro Police Department, Pierre had been reported missing since the first week of June.

The three-year-old child was allegedly last seen in Louisville, Kentucky.

The report claimed Pierre was possibly “in the company of his father.”

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Paul and Karine welcomed their first child back in March 2019.

The 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? stars tied the knot back in November 2017.

In November 2019, Karine revealed to Us Weekly that she had split from Paul and was “looking for a lawyer.”

In August 2020, Paul claimed on his social media page that he was “scared” and ” really upset ” after Karine and their toddler had gone missing.

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The TV personality claimed that a neighbor told him his wife had allegedly fled their home with their son by jumping into an alleged man’s car.

Karine filed an emergency protective order against her estranged husband.

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#DignidadLiteraria calls meeting with ‘American Dirt’ publisher ‘a victory’

February 3, 2020 by www.nbcnews.com Leave a Comment

The leaders of #DignidadLiteraria, a movement led by critics of Jeanine Cummins’ novel “American Dirt,” met the book’s publisher on Monday in New York and said afterward that it had resulted in a “clear victory for nuestra gente,” or “our people.”

“We came to the table with some specific ideas on how to build in greater representation in Macmillan, both in terms of titles and in terms of the actual editorial staff,” author David Bowles said at a news conference that followed the group’s two-hour meeting with Flatiron Books. “And we are super happy to announce that they have agreed with us and we have a way to move forward now.”

According to Bowles, Macmillan (Flatiron Books, which published “American Dirt,” is a division of Macmillan) has agreed to commit to expanding Latinx representation in its staff and with the book titles it will publish. He added that Macmillan will devise an action plan to meet these goals within 90 days and that the publisher will meet with #DignidadLiteraria and other Latino leaders in 30 days to check in regarding the action plan.

“Your voices were heard,” Bowles said, praising those who “organized so quickly and so organically around our outrage and disappointment at the publishing industry.”

Flatiron Books did not immediately respond to NBC News’ request for comment regarding Monday’s meeting.

The group’s response after the Monday meeting marks a notable difference from their frustration with the publisher after it announced it would cancel the remainder of Cummins’ book tour, citing security concerns. Though the publisher said it would also hold town halls, the leaders of #DignidadLiteraria stated the cancellations were an “unnecessary infringement of speech.”

Bowles and other #DignidadLiteraria leaders stressed that while the critical dialogue surrounding Cummins’ much-anticipated novel was the impetus for their meeting with Macmillan, inequity in publishing extends beyond any individual author.

“The Latinx community is on its way to entering the national conversation of the United States. Not just in publishing, but in media, in Sunday talk shows, in all the venues in Hollywood that we’re excluded from systematically by racism,” writer and journalist Roberto Lovato said. “This is not about Jeanine Cummins; this is about us.”

#DignidadLiteraria has plans to hold town halls in 11 cities to discuss the state of the publishing industry as it pertains to Latino literature and is extending an invitation to others to hold events where they live. The group will also host a read-in at the Association of Writers and Writers Programs annual conference in March.

“If someone this small and this ‘insignificant’ can cause these many waves, so can you,” said Myriam Gurba, whose review of “American Dirt” set off a maelstrom of social media responses to the book.

The group also called on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to open an industry-wide investigation into whether there is discrimination in the publishing industry’s hiring and contracting practices. At issue, say the organizers, is whether Latinos, especially Mexican and Central American authors on the West Coast, are at a greater disadvantage since the industry’s largest publishers are clustered in New York City.

“Representation does matter. Our stories matter,”” said Alicia Anabel Santos, founder of the New York City Latina Writer’s Group.

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Biden proposal would allow offshore drilling up to 11 sales

July 3, 2022 by www.chron.com Leave a Comment

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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — President Joe Biden’s administration on Friday proposed up to 10 oil and gas lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico and one off the Alaska coast over the next five years — going against the Democrat’s climate promises but scaling back a Trump-era plan that called for dozens of offshore drilling opportunities including in undeveloped areas.

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said fewer than 11 lease sales — or even no lease sales at all — could occur, with a final decision not due for months. New drilling off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts would be blocked, after being considered under Trump.

“President Biden and I have made clear our commitment to transition to a clean energy economy. Today, we put forward an opportunity for the American people to … provide input on the future of offshore oil and gas leasing,″ said Haaland, whose agency oversees drilling on federal lands and waters.

The proposal brought immediate backlash from both environmentalists — who accused Biden of betraying the climate cause — and oil industry officials and allies, who said it would do little to help counter high energy prices. Gasoline prices averaged $4.84 a gallon on Friday, a strain on commuters and a political albatross for Biden’s fellow Democrats going into the midterm elections. That has left the White House scrambling for solutions, including Biden’s call last week for suspension of the 18.4 cents a gallon federal gas tax.

The Interior Department had suspended lease sales in late January because of climate concerns but was forced to resume them by a U.S. district judge in Louisiana.

The Biden administration cited conflicting court rulings about that decision when it canceled the last scheduled lease sales in the Gulf and Alaska during the previous offshore leasing cycle. That prior five-year cycle, a program adopted under former President Barack Obama, expired on Thursday.

There will be a months-long gap before a new plan can be put in place. The oil industry and its allies say the delay could cause problems in planning new drilling and potentially lead to decreased oil production.

There’s unlikely to be an offshore lease sale until well into next year, said Frank Macchiarola, senior vice president of the American Petroleum Institute, the industry’s top lobbying group.

And, he said, administration officials “went out of their way to say” there might not be any lease sales at all.

“It’s very important for the administration to send a signal to the global oil markets that the United States is serious about increasing supply … for the long term,” he said, repeating a longtime claim by industry officials and Republicans that ties uncertainty over oil supply to high prices.

Biden in recent weeks has criticized oil producers and refiners for maximizing profits and making “more money than God,” rather than increasing production in response to higher prices as the economy recovers from the pandemic and feels the effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The leasing announcement was a bitter disappointment to environmentalists and some Democrats who rallied around then-candidate Biden when he promised to end new drilling in federal lands and waters.

The proposal comes a day after the administration held its first onshore lease sales, drawing $22 million in an auction that gives energy companies drilling rights on about 110 square miles (285 square kilometers) in seven western states. The sales came despite the administration’s own findings that burning oil and gas from the parcels could cause billions of dollars in potential future climate damages.

“Our public lands and waters are already responsible for nearly a quarter of the country’s carbon pollution each year. Adding any new lease sales to that equation while the climate crisis is unfolding all around us is nonsensical,” said House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva, D-Arizona.

Cynthia Sartou, executive director of the environmental nonprofit Healthy Gulf, called the lease-sale plan “a huge loss for Gulf residents, American energy policy and the global climate.”

Moderate Democrat Joe Manchin, who chairs the Senate energy committee, welcomed the proposal as a chance “to get our leasing program back on track.”

“While Americans everywhere are suffering from record high gas prices and disruptions in the global oil market caused by (Russian leader Vladimir) Putin’s senseless war in Ukraine, the Department of the Interior hasn’t held any successful offshore lease sales since November 2020,” the West Virginia lawmaker said.

Under the Trump administration, Interior officials had proposed 47 sales, including 12 in the Gulf of Mexico, 19 in Alaska and nine off the Atlantic coast that were later withdrawn. Trump lost the 2020 election before the proposal was finalized.

The current format of holding Gulf-wide sales was put in place under Obama because of dwindling interest in offshore leases. Prior to that there had been decades of regional sales.

Friday’s announcement opens a 90-day public comment period, then a final plan must be submitted 60 days before it goes into effect.

The government held an offshore lease auction in the Gulf of Mexico in November that brought $192 million in bids. A court canceled that sale before the leases were issued.

Haaland has said previously that the industry is “set” with the amount of drilling permits stockpiled and at its disposal. She testified during a House hearing in April that the industry has about 9,000 permits that have been approved but are not being used.

Oil production has increased as the economy recovers from the coronavirus slowdown, but it’s still below pre-pandemic levels. Energy companies have been reluctant to ramp up production further, citing a shortage of workers and restraints from investors wary that today’s high prices won’t last.

Major oil companies reported surging profits in the first quarter and sent tens of billions of dollars in dividends to shareholders.

Athan Manuel of the Sierra Club said delaying offshore sales until next year “is an important step toward protecting communities and climate, and we urge the administration to finalize a plan that commits to no new offshore drilling leases, period.”

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Brown reported from Billings, Mont. Associated Press writer Matthew Daly in Washington contributed to this story.

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LaVar Ball on Controversy, Kobe Bryant, Building NBA Family Dynasty

June 21, 2017 by www.rollingstone.com Leave a Comment

LaVar Ball’s house is the only one in his Chino Hills subdivision with a black garage door. Out back, it’s the only one with three different basketball hoops and a shooting machine. Two of them are professional and the third, a gift, is set up over the pool so his kids can jump off and practice dunking. Of course, that’s not the only thing that makes it remarkable. Much like the wisdom handed down to multiple generations of young people who were shot down for dates, it’s what’s inside that counts. And what’s inside is the outspoken scion of the premiere young hoops family in America.

Ball’s sons, Lonzo, LaMelo and LiAngelo are all to varying degrees prep phenomena. All three starred first for Ball’s Big Ballers AAU team, then Chino Hills High, and will all at one point pass through UCLA. Lonzo is the first one to make his way into the NBA , presumably to the Lakers with the second pick in Thursday’s draft. Don’t tell LaVar Ball there’s a chance he might not; Ball will brook no doubt about his son’s draft position (“I’m going to speak it into existence and guess what?” he tells Rolling Stone . “It’s gonna happen.”) But you’ll only find a single bit of evidence of his son’s prep basketball dominance: The ESPN the Magazine cover featuring the elder Ball standing behind Lonzo, both wearing intimidating grimaces, hanging over the stairs Ball used to teach his sons the broad jump as part of what he calls “the ghetto Olympics.” The spartan walls are on purpose; Ball says he’s given away all the trophies his sons have won, partially to keep them hungry and partially because none of it matters anyways.

Controversy has, naturally, followed Ball wherever he goes. There’s him demanding no less than $1 billion in sneaker contracts for his three sons. There was the video of him berating his AAU team during a blowout loss , the rumors that he was undermining his sons ‘ coach at Chino Hills , his comments about Kyrie Irving’s family , his strange maybe-threats against The Herd co-host Kristin Leahy (Ball denies that he was threatening her), his assertion that he would “ kill Michael Jordan one-on-one ,” his comments about LeBron James’ kids , and his claim that Lonzo is better than both James and Stephen Curry . That’s just this year .

Make no mistake: Ball is a talker. He’s a big guy at six-feet and five-inches who speaks with force and emphasis. When he wants to make a point, he drums the fingers of both hands loudly on the sectional he’s sitting on. When he really wants to make a point, he leans forward, clasps his hands and makes extremely intense eye contact. His eyes shine while he speaks; if he doesn’t believe what he’s saying, you’d never know it. But you sense he cares, and that he loves his kids deeply. It’s unclear whether that’s because of what it would mean for him, or what it would mean for them, but he cares more than almost anybody you might ever encounter in your lifetime.

Obviously the draft is coming up. How much are you paying attention to the sort of rumor mill chatter going around? I don’t pay attention to nothing. On the fact that I know what’s going to happen. They gonna get my boys, the Lakers. It’s already been lined up. Like I said, I’m going to speak it into existence and guess what? It’s gonna happen. It just is what it is. Now all this other stuff that goes along with it, it’s entertaining. So, you have to say some different things. What they don’t want is they don’t want me to be in control and say, “LaVar said it was going to happen, and it happened.” So it doesn’t look good on they part where it’s like that. It’s like damn, so, whatever LaVar says, that’s what’s going on?

Why do you think they don’t want that? Because it makes me seem like I’m just pulling all the strings. You see, I lined up for this right here. Those Lakers, I knew they were going to be a bad team.

Lonzo Ball

Yes. Everyone did. On the fact that, you got to understand, they were good 20 years ago. You get this type of player that ‘Zo is every 20, 30 years, man. I know by the time they was gonna be all finished up, they won their couple of waves with Magic. Then they went on it with Kobe and Shaq and then it dwindled down to nothing. And when all them fools are gone, guess what? It was perfect timing for my boy to be there. I looked at this a long time ago.

You planned it out 18 years ago. Long time ago from having my boy. I’m like look at this. These year’s gonna go by. I told them before my boys was even on the scene, I said, when people think about Chino Hills, before they can get Chino Hills out, they’re gonna see the Ball Boys. Everybody looking at me like, nah that’s not going to happen. And now it’s just here.

When did you become 100 percent sure? I was a 100 percent sure when I had him. From birth. These boys got a drive. Here’s the thing. My dad made us faster and stronger than everybody, but he didn’t put us in sports. We didn’t play sports until like we were in the 10th grade in high school. But we were faster and stronger than a lot of people. So, when I had my boys, I said I’m gonna put them in super early. When they were like 4, 5 and 6 I was like, hey we’re fixing to get busy.

You got in some hot water recently about your comments like, Big Baller Brand’s not for women. Right. I didn’t say Big Baller’s not a brand for women. That’s what they said.

The Leahy girl, she didn’t do her fucking homework. What I mean by that, she was saying, “I would never wear nothing that says Big Baller.” That’s when I went defensive on her, on the fact that, whoa, if I create it just for my boys, it’s the Big Baller Brand. I don’t know how you looking at it, if I have my wife wearing it, my mother-in-law wearing it, my mother wearing it. I’m like, we have a women’s selection, we had a women’s … Before my wife had gotten a little sick, she was running all that wing.

Cause, it kept her out of my way. Cause I be like, Big Baller Brand, we for guys. Then, she was like, I need my part. I was like, you know what, the girls do most of the shopping, we got to have a section for them. That’s when Tina took off. So we had sports attire, we had all kind of stuff. We had leggings for women, t-shirts, everything.

Can you see yourself marketing it to women as well? Big Baller is not just having a lot of money, you can be a big baller at whatever you do. If you a big baller at cooking, okay. You got dedication, you got determination and you feel that you can make whatever you’re doing, go up. Awesome, that’s what Big Baller Brand is all about.

It’s not about, the way some of these people think it is. Has a sexual connotation of something like this, just because it says “Big Baller.” No, that’s not it. Get your head out the gutter, and let it go.

Yeah. The second part of that controversy, is it seemed like people said that it seemed like you were threatening her. With the thing where you said, “something is coming.” How do you threaten somebody from, you looking forward and they behind you?

You can’t. That’s like you walking down the street and saying, “I’m going to kill all these people!” Who? So for her to come out with the, you know, threatening part, that’s okay. I know she trying rile up somebody. You threatened me. How have I threatened you when I ain’t said a word to you.

My thing, it’s genuine, like I said, when I told her, “Stay in your lane.” Stay in your lane. What happens when you try enter the freeway from the carpool? You gonna get in a wreck. Stay in your lane and everybody going to get where they’re going. But, once you get in somebody else’s lane, you’re going to get in a wreck or something. And that’s what I meant by that.

So let’s talk about Big Baller. The $2 billion … I gave them a billion dollars as a discount. See everybody laughs at that, nah, that’s the way of saying, come on LaVar, a billion? I have three boys. You would’ve gave all of them $300 million, we would’ve found the other $100 million and we would’ve been at a billon.

So you’re selling the three Baller package? As a package. Now, they done messed around. Before, this all started I had a little Bic lighter. And that’s all I had. I could’ve had my thumb on it. You don’t want no fire, just let it go. Give me my money. I gave them a break down. 10 years, $100 million a year.

There’s your billon right there. You’d been fine. You would’ve co-branded with me, let me do my little thing, and go on about my business. Now, it’s a full on blaze, you can’t put the fire out now. Now, I’m in the shoe industry. I’m in the shoe game. I don’t need no co-brand now. It’s just about me producing shoes now. You know, once you in that lane, uh-oh. That’s a wide variety.

You know how, you have the Kobe Ones, Twos, Threes, KD Three’s … They making them a shoe every year. Check this out, I can make ‘Zo a shoe every 90 days. They don’t want that. Everybody been following the same lane all these years, I’m dangerous right now.

Now I’ve got sandals, shoes and it’s independent. Where I can put a price wherever I want. Here’s the thing, people keep saying, “He’s not going to sell a million, two million shoes.” You don’t have to. Cause here’s the bottom line, here’s the bottom line for me, if I only made 50 shoes, they all ‘Zo’s. He got his own brand and his own shoe. So we not into volume sales, we not trying say, “Let’s put this at 80 bucks so we could 80 million of these.” Mine is more of an exclusiveness. If you want this, go get it, if you don’t, leave it alone.

‘Zo didn’t wear the shoes for his Lakers workout? Why not? Why would you wear a shoe that you’ve not even played in for a while?

But it’s the best. You better wear something that’s comfortable, first. He was solidified with the Adidas that he was wearing. The Hardens, that’s what he was comfortable with. Now, his shoe, now, come one man, we’ve got to play in it, man. Look at these right here. Really nice, ain’t the word. Feel inside of them.

Man, these are the best shoes ever. Look how slick they look, you know why? Look they don’t have three stripes right here. ‘Zo’s sign is in the back of this bad boy. That’s his, his logo is bigger than everything. But the triple B’s right here and right here. At the bottom, ‘Zo’s signature. I’m going to do this three times. This is the ZO2. ‘Gelo will be G3. ‘Melo will be M1. Now within the Big Baller Brand, you just get, which signature series you want. You want the ‘Zo signature? You want the ‘Gelo? You want the ‘Melo’s?

What if ‘Zo gets injured? What if ‘Zo gets injured? Who cares, whatever happens to ‘Zo. Here’s the thing, people are like, he got to do something before he gets this shoe off. No, the shoe is symbolic, it’s the first one ever, that’s independent. That allows him to say, how much your shoe worth? To me it’s worth $495.

Have you spoken with Kobe? No I haven’t spoken to Kobe. I met him one time up at ESPN, but that’s about it.

I’m not stuck on that. I’m not in awe of Kobe. I like the way he play, I like his game, but he can’t help me doing what I’m doing. Somebody ask me, “Hey, can Kobe help him?” I said, no. He ain’t been helping him.

Well, he’s not on the team. Here it is. If ‘Zo wants to take some advice from Kobe, on doing what? Passing, shooting? Him and Kobe don’t even have the same game.

‘Zo can take whatever he wants from him, but I’m looking at it like, ‘Zo is where he’s at because of what I have done with him. If Kobe wanted to come in five or six years ago and then help, when you at the top of your game. Don’t wait till my boy get where he at. Now, all these names want to come in and be like, “Oh LaVar can I help you do this, can I help you do that?”

Well, Kobe was … Kobe, to you guys, he’s the ultimate player for the Lakers, that’s what you guys are stuck on. This is my son, and I put all the time and stuff in. It’s just like with the shoes. Kobe, you were Nike, but you don’t have your own, so you can’t help me do my thing.

What I’m saying is the advice, what advice can you give me? That I haven’t already been through and do things my way. They don’t even like the AAU, but look how my boys turned out doing AAU, my way.

So you talk about investing in your kids, and obviously Lonzo, let’s say goes to the Lakers. Luke Walton, great coaching staff. Are you prepared to take that step back and say … I don’t step back, like I told people, I don’t step back for nobody. I ain’t going back, if I got to ride in the back seat, usually I drive. That’s how I roll.

That’s what I’m saying, everybody is stuck on, LaVar is involved too much. What do they mean by I’m involved too much. I’m not going to let you take advantage of my son. I’m involved because … They say, “Yo, he costing him $10 million.” How? I’m not even using his money.

Lonzo Ball

But it’s not about taking advantage. It’s about if, Luke Walton, say, tells Lonzo to do X, and you don’t agree are you going, is there going to be a … See that’s what everybody is insinuating on.

I’m not insinuating, I’m just saying. No, listen, if you’re reading books and you reading these magazines on, LaVar needs to step back because he says this about that. The beginning is the high school, if you want to say I’m controlling the high school, that’s good, because I am. The only way you can control it, you got to be a trainer, got to have your own AAU, you got to have some skilled boys, a system in place. I got all that. So now, little Johnny can’t go try out across the street. How you going to come out and be able to play, if you going against a guy who’s been training for three years and played against guys in the AAU circuit that’s 3-4 years older than them. Those guys coming in were way more prepared than little Johnny on the street like it used to be. It’s a public school, everybody tries out. Ain’t like that no more.

How do you handle those moments of doubt, I’m sure they’ve popped up. I don’t have no moments of doubt.

Not for you, for your sons. For the son. How is there doubt? There’s no doubt. What has he done? Made it to the NBA. What has he been trying to do? From day one? Make it to the NBA. Your goal is accomplished. It’s what you do from there. Let’s say, ‘Zo never plays again. Let’s say three years go by of a guaranteed contract, or whatever you get, let’s say a million or two million dollars. If you’re a knucklehead you’re going to be broke, but when you get a jump on like and you get an extra million or two, you don’t know how to invest it, you just a dummy.

You don’t have ‘Zo buying 10 cars, going out to the club, making it rain, have three or four baby mamas’. The extra shit, you don’t have that.

It seems like that is happening way less in the NBA now. They looking at what’s going on, it still happening, but it’s low key.

Much less. It’s not out there like that. Because like I said, when you’re reporting anything the negativity is way better than the positive. You can have a hell of a career. You know Tiger Woods was swinging, they couldn’t wait … They waited a lot of years to get that picture of him on DUI.

They build your ass up, so they can break you down. To say, we put you on a pedestal, we had you up high. But don’t think you can just stay up there on your own. That’s one of the things they can of, going against me, cause they can’t catch me doing nothing wrong. I ain’t that dude. I don’t smoke, I don’t drink, they ain’t going to catch me at no clubs. They ain’t going to catch me with four or five different women. The only thing you going to catch me doing is talking.

And I say the same thing. I have my own opinion, I can say what the hell I want, I don’t answer to nobody.

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Michael Jackson’s Pianist — Conrad Murray Screwed Me Out of ‘This Is It’ Riches

March 3, 2014 by www.tmz.com Leave a Comment

Michael Jackson ‘s pianist could have been huge — hauling in nearly half a million bucks — if Conrad Murray didn’t kill MJ … so now he’s threatening to sue Murray for all the money he lost.

Morris Pleasure was in the band for the “This Is It” tour, and last fall — while Conrad was still in jail — he fired off a letter accusing the doctor of robbing him out of what would have been his “highest-paying job.”

Pleasure’s no stiff — he’s performed with Earth, Wind & Fire , Christina Aguilera , Janet Jackson , and Natalie Cole , Roberta Flack and many more — but the MJ gig would have been his pinnacle of his career.

We’re told Mo P stood to make about $400,000 over 2 years of touring with Michael.

By law, Murray had 90 days to work out a settlement — but the piano man’s attorney tells us they’ve heard nothing … so the next step will likely be a lawsuit for the lost wages.

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