In 1996, Michael Jackson had a virtual reality double of himself made. It is unclear as to why at this point but the scans collected of the King Of Pop, 37 at the time, have been uncovered by an unnamed business man who is selling them for £1 Million. He said, "The data has been in our archives and vault since then. The thing about this data is it immortalised him at the age of 37, before his nose was disfigured and when he was in the prime of life."

The 3D scans of the legendary icon could be used to create new pop videos and films according to reports. This also adds more fuel to the speculation that a planned tribute concert at the O2 Arena could feature the 3D replica. So maybe we could yet see just how amazing the moonwalk pioneer's last ever tour would have been after all.

As amazing as it would be to see the man himself one last time, the fans view is that it simply won't be the same. Anger is also brewing among his millions of fans as this could be seen as yet another way of getting money out of the Michael Jackson Estate. The businessman has been criticised for commenting on the stars looks at the time of the scans too. Many fans are outraged at attempts to promote the idea by claiming he was less disfigured at the time of the scans. From what was seen, he looked perfectly fine in the run up to his planned 50 date tour in London. The hope is that if the attempt is a success then it has been licensed in some way and that his three children, Prince Michael, Paris and Blanket receive the majority of the earnings.