Documents displayed for a jury show the promoter of Michael Jackson's ill-fated comeback concerts contemplated a worldwide tour including India for the entertainer in the year before his death.
A possible touring schedule drafted in September 2008 included shows in Europe, India, Australia and the United States.
It was prepared by a top AEG Live LLC executive trying to coax Jackson back on stage for the first time in more than a decade.
An accounting expert testifying for Jackson's mother in a negligent hiring case against AEG says he relied on its projections when he estimated the entertainer could have earned more than USD 1 billion if he didn't die in June 2009.
AEG has disputed the figures prepared by Arthur Erk, a certified public accountant.
