Michael Jackson never loved his first wife Lisa Marie Presley and was using her to acquire her legendary father Elvis' huge catalog of music, his former personal maid exclusively told DailyMail.com.
Adrian McManus, who worked for the King of Pop for four years at his Neverland ranch, had a unique insight into the couple's brief relationship.
The 56-year-old backs a similar claim made by rape accuser James Safechuck in the recent HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, where Safechuck alleges Jackson told him that his relationships with women were all for show.
He says that Jackson once warned him that he might have to be seen with women, or appear to be in a romantic relationship- but it was all for show.
This became particularly significant after a lawsuit brought by his first accuser Jordan Chandler was settled for a reported $23 million - with Jackson marrying Lisa Marie Presley to show the world he was 'normal'.
Michael Jackson never loved his first wife Lisa Marie Presley (pictured together in September 1994) and was using her to acquire her legendary father Elvis' huge catalog of music, his former personal maid Adrian McManus exclusively told DailyMail.com
The 56-year-old insists Jackson was planning to usurp Lisa's rights to Elvis' fortune and rights to more than 1,000 of his songs. She said: 'He wrote a note on his ''to do'' board, which read, ''Got to acquire the song list for Elvis'... Not long after Lisa Marie turned up at the house'. Pictured: Elvis with wife Priscilla and their daughter Lisa Marie in 1973
McManus felt sorry for Presley, a singer and model when she and Jackson first got together in 1993, telling DailyMailTV: 'I don't think he was being genuine to her. He wanted Elvis' legacy and I think Lisa was kind of played for a fool, sad to say. But I think she learned'
Now McManus insists that not only did Jackson not love Presley, but he was planning to usurp rights to her rock and roll legend father's fortune and rights to more than 1,000 of Elvis' songs.
McManus felt sorry for Presley, a singer and model when she and Jackson first got together in 1993, telling DailyMailTV: 'What I felt with Lisa Marie, she was very kind. I think that Lisa really truly had a thing for Michael.
'I think she really liked him and the sad part is I had read notes that Michael had in his bedroom.
'He wrote a note on his bedroom ''to do'' board, which read, ''Got to acquire the song list for Elvis''.
'It was pinned up on a piece of paper in ink, next to notes saying things like, ''I want to heal the universe'' and ''I want to walk hand in hand with Prince Andrew's children.''
'I thought his Elvis note was a business plan, like when he bought the Beatles catalog.
'Not long after Lisa Marie turned up at the house - Michael never mentioned her before.
'So I don't think he was being genuine to her. He wanted Elvis' legacy and I think Lisa was kind of played for a fool, sad to say. But I think she learned.'
McManus, speaking from her home in Nipomo, California, also alleges the couple did not consummate their marriage.
'I don't believe anything sexual happened between them at all and I think after she married him, she realized he just wanted what she had,' she said.
Lisa' Marie's representative did not respond to our request for comment.
DailyMail.com recahed out to The former maid added that even when Jackson and Presley began seeing each other, the singer kept inviting boys over to his house.
McManus backs a similar claim made by rape accuser James Safechuck in the recent HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, where Safechuck alleges Jackson told him that his relationships with women were all for show
Safechuck (pictured with Jackson and Lisa Marie) says Jackson once warned him that he might have to be seen with women, or appear to be in a romantic relationship - but it was all for show
Accuser Safechuck, who is now in his early 40s, spoke out about the alleged abuse in the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland
Shortly after they became involved in 1993, Jackson was hit with the first set of child sexual abuse allegations, followed by similar allegations in 2003.
McManus said: 'Yeah, there were always boys.'
The former maid said she was shocked that youngsters would still be invited over for sleepovers even after Jackson was accused of abusing Jordy Chandler.
'I think that Michael couldn't stop what he was doing,' she said.
'He was too far into what he was doing with the boys and I think that in his mind he thought, ''Well, people won't believe it, because I do good in this world.''
He thought he could manipulate Lisa Marie to get hold of her dad's music catalog, Michael wanted her dad's songs – not her
'I think he started falling down when people came up like me and four others and told what we had seen.
'I think when the truth kind of came out, I think a part of that destroyed him and he realized the world knows and I think that's why he began to fall in his life to get
