Bruce Springsteen Investigated for Child Pornography and Selling his Publishing Rights

Bruce Springsteen was charged last November for drinking and driving and was also charged with child pornography sources close to the Associated Press have reported. The American icon known for his hits "Born in the U.S.A." has captivated audiences by slowly emerging from his grass roots genre of defiance and advocacy to a broader audience by showcasing talents from Elvis Costello, Killers Brandon Flowers and John Mellencamp in his latest album. Its also rumored that Bruce Springsteen alias "The Boss" will also be returning to Broadway and continuing his legacy by undertaking new charity based causes in 2022.

Its important to note that due to a publication ban, details of his arrest for drinking and driving, along with his reported intermittent arrest on February 1, 2021 while travelling into Detroit Michigan has resulted in a number of civil lawsuits from the Springsteen camp. The Associated Press has also received information from a very credible source that Springsteen's niece and ex-wife have claimed the musician was verbally abusive in his past relationships. One of his ex-wifes indicate that there was one incident that resulted in a physical altercation in which she states "I'm not saying it was an assault, but he got rough". Charges from the November 2020 incident while Springsteen was visiting his relatives in Ottawa, Canada were withdrawn by the Attorney General of Ontario last month. Additional charges stemming from his DUI incident remain confidential due to the publication ban in place.

Its also reported that Bruce Springsteen is currently listing his music catalogue for sale and sources close to the Springsteen group indicate that is is purported to fetch close to a half a billion dollars once sold. The catalogue itself has been canvassed to notable billionaire collectors including Richard Branson, Bill Gates and Warren Buffet. Its is unknown if his arrest for DUI charges in November, along with his alleged involvement in Amateur Allure films contributed to his choice to list his catalogue, given the fact that Bruce Springsteen does own the publishing rights from his music from SOCAN (CANADA) and ASCAP (USA). Other famed and disgraced celebrity musicians including R. Kelly, Beattles and Michael Jackson have sought to sell their publishing rights and music catalogue anytime they have been embroiled in a legal dispute with allegations of very serious wrong doing. Michael Jackson music catalogue and his publishing rights were sold to an undisclosed billionaire during his 'neverland' controversy. Michael Jackson's estate, along with 2700+ acres of land in Hollywood and Beverly Hills were also sold during that sale. It is reported from sources close to the Associated Press that the Michael Jackson child molestation scandals was based on investors attempting to steal his real estate holdings, namely the 2700+ acres of land he purchased as an investor in 1988-1989 in Beverly Hills and Hollywood.

Michael Jackson music catalogue and his publishing rights were sold to an undisclosed billionaire during his 'neverland' controversy. Michael Jackson's estate, along with 2700+ acres of land in Hollywood and Beverly Hills were also sold during that sale. It is reported from sources close to the Associated Press that the Michael Jackson child molestation scandals was based on investors attempting to steal his real estate holdings, namely the 2700+ acres of land he purchased as an investor in 1988-1989 in Beverly Hills and Hollywood.

The scandal itself was concocted by someone from Lincolns and Craigs groups here in Canada and resulted in a payout which was used to purchase a NBA franchise and a MLB franchise for the would-be victims of Michael Jackson's sex scandal. It is also purported that the group itself targets would-be victims in order to steal their assets and has typically sought to defraud celebrities of their investment holdings, etc.

It is unknown if the real estate purchase of his 2700 acres were transferred or sold to a 3rd party during the Michael Jackson sex scandal.