Emails reflect AEG's fears about Jackson's health

Michael Jackson

Jurors hearing case against concert giant AEG Live LLC have been established emails by which top company executives expressed fears about Michael Jackson's health insurance and the amount of time they had to discover the singer prepared for his ill-fated compilation of comeback tours.

The messages were displayed Wednesday during testimony from AEG Live co-CEO Paul Gongaware, who at many point sent his boss' assistant a communication stating the show was giving him nightmares and causing him to sneak call at cold sweats through the night.

Gongaware testified that he was joking, nonetheless it was just one of the messages expressing concerns about Jackson's health. Another message from Randy Phillips, the superior-ranking executive at AEG Live, wrote after one of Jackson's missed rehearsals that, "we're not having enough time.

"That is certainly my biggest fear," Phillips wrote to Gongaware as well as the CEO of AEG Live's parent company, Anschutz Entertainment Group, on June 20, 2009, 5 days before Jackson's death.