Michael Jackson allegedly faked his high-pitched voice to "act like a boy", and to get the public to like him more.
The late 'Thriller' hitmaker - who died of acute Propofol intoxication last June - spoke with a deep, masculine tone but altered the pitch in public so people would like him more, says his biographer Ian Halperin.
He said: "He wanted to act like a boy. He felt it was a way for the public to like him more."
Michael's spiritual advisor, Reverend June Gatlin, added: "His voice was not high pitched. It was deep - a real man's voice."
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