How one Ventura County stay-at-home dad came into possession of material recorded between 1989 and 1991 by the King of Pop.

The former California Highway Patrol officer said that he found the 12 unreleased tapes when an associate contacted him about the storage unit. The unit used to belong to Bryan Loren, a music producer and singer who worked with Jackson on his 1991 album "Dangerous.

A former highway patrol officer found the tapes in a storage unit and contains the King of Pop singing in unreleased tracks.

A dozen unreleased Michael Jackson songs were discovered in an abandoned storage unit in the Los Angeles area, reports say.

One of the unreleased tracks, titled "Don't Believe It," appears to reference the rumors that would circulate about the King of Pop in the media, and is described as sharing a similar style to the music that Jackson was releasing at the time, per The Reporter.

Gregg Musgrove, a 56-year-old former California Highway Patrol officer, unexpectedly came across the trove of Jackson's tapes when he purchased an abandoned storage unit in the Sa

Michael Jackson tracks were discovered by a former California Highway Patrol officer recently in an abandoned storage unit. Gregg Musgrove, 56, was contacted by an associate about a storage unit he bought in the Van Nuys neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley.

How one Ventura County stay-at-home dad came into possession of material recorded between 1989 and 1991 by the King of Pop.

A retired California highway patrolman has stumbled into possession of a trove of unreleased Michael Jackson songs – which the world may never have a chance to hear. Gregg Musgrove, now a stay-at-home dad,