article_snippet.sent: Jackson (right) is accused of sending messages purporting to be former Obama aide Reggie Love (left), whom Jackson (right) said worked for Oprah.
article_snippet.sent: The right-hand photograph, court papers claim, was emailed from an email account allegedly belonging to Johnny Depp's manager, asking for tickets to see Oprah .
article_snippet.sent: Legal papers filed in a south Florida federal court claim some of the notes purportedly to be directly from Oprah, while others claimed to be from Love, who was signed off as the star's 'executive assistant and personal aide'.
article_snippet.sent: In one of the exchanges, Jackson (right) allegedly suggested that if Jackson (right) and Agarrat were to be given work at the hotels, Oprah would make a personal appearance there.
article_snippet.sent: One letter even claimed Jackson (right) was Oprah's nephew.
article_snippet.sent: Love has never worked for Oprah.
article_snippet.sent: Other schemes allegedly saw Jackson (right) write to four different jewelry companies, as well as a clothe retailer, to get free goods allegedly meant for Oprah.
article_snippet.sent: According to the claims, Jackson (right) signed some emails off as Oprah, left, and others as Scott Garner, an executive at the Oprah Winfrey Network .