Diane Dimond Leads Coverage Of Michael Jackson Story

The Associated Press reports that a few months ago, reporter Diane Dimond told Court TV Chairman Henry Schleiff that she was working on a great story and would need him to commit money and manpower to help dig it out. But even in the privacy of his office, she wouldn’t tell Schleiff what the story was. Intrigued, he gave Dimond the go-ahead. Schleiff was rewarded in late November when she broke the story of authorities searching Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch for evidence, the precursor to molestation charges filed against the pop star.