A man walks past a promotional poster featuring the former "King of Pop" Michael Jackson with other historical figures that is still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009. More than 1,300 items -- including a customized Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson's concert costumes -- had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions. Items up for sale had been taken from Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California, which the singer left and has never returned to following his acquittal on child abuse charges in 2005
A woman walks past a triptych by David Nordhal featuring Michael Jackson as a knight still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009. More than 1,300 items -- including a customized Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson's concert costumes -- had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions. Items up for sale had been taken from Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California, which the singer left and has never returned to following his acquittal on child abuse charges in 2005
A man views a portrait of the former "King of Pop" Michael Jackson and his deceased chimpanzee "Bubbles" that is still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009. More than 1,300 items -- including a customized Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson's concert costumes -- had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions. Items up for sale had been taken from Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California, which the singer left and has never returned to following his acquittal on child abuse charges in 2005.
A man poses for a photo next to a promotional poster featuring the former "King of Pop" Michael Jackson with other historical figures that is still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009.
A man views a a customized Rolls Royce limousine belonging to the former "King of Pop" Michael Jackson that is still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009. More than 1,300 items -- including a customized Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson's concert costumes -- had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions. Items up for sale had been taken from Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California, which the singer left and has never returned to following his acquittal on child abuse charges in 2005
A man views cartoon figures belonging to the former "King of Pop" Michael Jackson that are still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009. More than 1,300 items -- including a customized Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson's concert costumes -- had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions. Items up for sale had been taken from Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California, which the singer left and has never returned to following his acquittal on child abuse charges in 2005
A woman views gloves belonging to the former "King of Pop" Michael Jackson that are still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on April 24, 2009. More than 1,300 items -- including a customized Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson's concert costumes -- had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions. Items up for sale had been taken from Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California, which the singer left and has never returned to following his acquittal on child abuse charges in 2005
