Michael Jackson sprayed underwear with perfume to suggest he had sex with his wife, Lisa Marie, according to a former employee of the pop star. Lisa Marie and Jackson “didn’t seem to be in a natural relationship,” said Sandy Domz, who worked at Neverland Ranch. “Michael would get a hold of some underwear and throw them on the floor,” she said. “They were also sprayed with perfume and it was to make it look like Lisa Marie had been in the bedroom.”
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