Michael Jackson’s death still has made people talking about their memories with him everywhere. A report from Orange Country, Florida where the king of pop used to visit in the 1980’s, have known about his sanctuary where he finds relief in this timeshare.

A timeshare of 26,000 square foot in area is where Michael Jackson stayed during the turmoil of his child molestation charges, for which he was later found not guilty. David Siegel and his wife Jacqueline, owners of this property known as Isleworth palace, shares their experience with the famous King of Pop.

“We told him it would be $15,000 a week. Now I'm sorry I didn't ask for more because he was accustomed to paying $100,000 a month for a house,” says Mr. Siegel.

“He said he'll take it under the condition that nobody knows he's here. I didn't tell anybody. He moves in. Within a day, he's up on top of the house waving at boaters!” he recalls.

Indeed, it attracted east coast paparazzi to the surrounding lake, but Michael Jackson still managed to enjoy his privacy. The 4-acre private island with a private gate, is what made him bought it. He had looked for a lot of homes around the area but only Isleworth palace proved convenient for him.

Mr. Siegel also shares about the King of Pop’s fondness of the game room and the pool. Moreover, Michael spent a lot of time in the master bedroom with his entourage.

Today, the world is in grief about his death but for the people who have acquainted with him, nothing compares to the remorse they are experiencing. The Siegels were deeply saddened about Michael Jackson’s death. He had been a great timeshare tenant to them and it was a great pleasure to have served one of the biggest and influential star in the history of the music industry. That experience and time shared are their relief from the sadness of his passing.