Joe Jackson confirms that Omer is MJ's kid

You know when someone dies you'd expect that people will let your soul rest in peace and everyone would only reveal great stories about you and only great memories will flow around your friends and family.

But not Michael Jackson.

Its been 36 days since MJ was announced dead, but in all those days so much drama and disturbing news about his death, his children and his family are surfacing from all corners of the world.

• The custody battle between MJ's mother Katherine with MJ's baby momma Debbie Rowe
• The allegations that he was killed by his Doctor Conrad Murray, to the fact that he spent his last days in the Doctor's bed dying
• Then katherine won the custody battle of MJ's kids while their biological mother Rowe, would have parental rights to the children

Now something is lurking in the wind as MJ's father Joe Jackson announces that MJ has anoother 25-years-old son called Omer Bhatti.

I doubt that MJ would ever rest in peace...

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The kid says he's Michael's son -- and now, so does the Jackson family patriarch, Joe Jackson.

In an interview with TV One, Joe Jackson asserts Omer Bhatti, a 25-year-old dancer and aspiring rapper from Oslo, Norway who once traveled the world with Michael Jackson, lived at the singer's Neverland ranch and was referred to by the Jackson family as "Michael J," is the pop icon's estranged fourth child.

Asked if he knew Bhatti was Jackson's son, Joe Jackson said, "Yes, I knew he had another son, yes I did."

He added: "He looks like a Jackson, he can dance like a Jackson. This boy is fantastic dancer -- matter of fact, he teaches dance."

Bhatti came under renewed scrutiny earlier this month, when the British newspaper The Sun reported Bhatti is seeking a DNA test to find out if he's really Jackson's child.

Bhatti has features similar to Jackson and shares an uncanny resemblance to his youngest sonPrince II, known as Blanket.

Not everyone connected to the family is as certain as Joe Jackson that Bhatti is the pop icon's flesh and blood. But one thing is for sure: Bhatti, who was seated on the front row at Jackson's memorial service next to Jackson's children and siblings, occupies a special place in the Jackson family.

In Vienna earlier this month, Jackson's brother Jermaine Jackson said Bhatti would be welcomed into the family, if he's proven a Jackson.