Neverland, the sprawling California ranch that was once the location of “King of Pop” Michael Jackson’s mind-boggling amusement park, is up for sale for $100 million, realtors said Friday. But an expert said the price tag is “optimistic,” given the unproven charges of child molestation which tainted Jackson’s final years before his death in 2009. The late star built up his Neverland Ranch on 2,700 acres outside Santa Barbara to include zoo animals, numerous amusement rides and lavish gardens. It has 22 buildings, according to the Wall Street Journal. The animals have been removed, save for a single llama, and the property has changed hands and is now called the Sycamore Valley Ranch. An online property listing included pictures of the Normandy-mansion property, complete with pools and fountains, bridges and a decorative shrubbery with … Read entire article »