Michael Jackson

The estate is alleging Jeffre Phillips purposely used Michael Jackson's death to rob them blind.

According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, MJ's estate claims Jeffre Phillips, who they say was engaged to one of Michael's siblings when he died, apparently ...

And, get this ... the estate says Phillips even stole the pajamas Michael was wearing in the final hours before his death -- which had apparently been removed from his body by the paramedics trying to save his life -- and a resuscitator tube that appears to have been used on Michael. Michael Jackson's estate claims a man engaged to one of his siblings used the chaos and sadness around MJ's death to jack a bunch of property from the singer's home. Michael's estate claims Phillips started staying at the home right after MJ died on June 25, 2009 and pulled off brazen acts of theft under the cover of all the hullabaloo around the home ... making off with items including MJ's iPhone, California drivers license, prescription pill bottles with pills inside and some clothes. Michael Jackson Estate Claims Brazen Robbery After Death ... Items Stolen From Home According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, MJ's estate claims Jeffre Phillips, who they say was engaged to one of Michael's siblings when he died, apparently used his 9-day stay in Michael's Carolwood House to steal personal and private property. Michael Jackson Estate Claims Man Took Property from Home Right After Death

Michael Jackson's estate claims a man engaged to one of his siblings stole items after his death, including his pajamas!

This includes sunglasses that he said were kept “in a plastic bag since [Jackson] passed away.” Phillips claimed that the sunglasses still have “makeup on it from his face.” The estate claims that they were able to retrieve “numerous” items that Phillips stole. They allege that he stole Jackson’s iPhone, as well as those of his young children, his driver’s license that was issued in the state of California, prescription bottles that still had pills in them, and clothes belonging to the late “Heaven Can Wait” singer. The pajamas were reportedly removed by paramedics while they were trying to save his life. The most shocking allegation, though, is Jackson’s estate claims that Phillips stole the pajamas that Jackson had been wearing in the hours leading up to his death. The lawsuit doesn’t say which Jackson sibling that he was engaged to.

Jeffre Phillips, the former fiance of La Toya Jackson, was accused of stealing personal items from Michael Jackson's home just days after the pop star's ...

Pictured: mourner Christine Tucker placing a memorial in Jackson's bedroom in 2011 In an attempt to vouch for the items' authenticity, Phillips allegedly admitted to the auctioneer that the items were taken in the days following Jackson's death while he was at the mansion. Michael Jackson's estate said the ex-fiance of one of his sisters used the chaos surrounding the pop star's death in 2009 to rob from his deathbed pajamas and other valuables from his $25 million mansion.