Michael Jackson's son 'demands' post-mortem DNA test after doctor rumoured to be his real father dies

The eldest son of the late Michael Jackson,Prince Michael  has reportedly requested a DNA test is performed on Dr. Arnold Stein to determine, once and for all, if he's his biological father.There has long been speculation that the three children the late King of Pop fathered with ex-wife Debbie Rowe are not genetically his.
Stein died last week age 70, taking to the grave the truth over whether or not he was indeed the real father of the teenager.


According toRadaronline

“Prince is demanding that he find out once and for all who his real flesh and blood is,
"He is demanding to have a DNA test done on Arnie’s body before he is buried to determine who his biological father is once and for all,” said the source.“Prince knows he is working against time and, although Michael will always be his father, he needs to know what his genetic makeup is.”

Dr. Klein had previously spoken about the possibility of being a father to one of Michael's children in 2009.He told Larry King, just one month before Michael tragically died:

“I still can’t answer [the paternity question] absolutely one way or another. I once donated to the sperm bank. To the best of my knowledge I am not the father.”