Leaving Neverland

[bmw528]

If you have not read the same bullshit as I have.

You are not paying attention, Sir.

It always looks different after a few drinks. May have a proper look at it tomorrow.

[bmw528]

So pissed off you should have seen the very nasty reply!

Stupid Delta.

Going to bed now after one more drink.

That's all I have!

I have great time for you goatboy.

Can you hook me up?

You will be back to your normal self after a good nights sleep.

[cum4me]

This was going on as ages.
Michael Jackson was a Nut, he thought all would be ok when he paid his sufferers off. He should been rotting in Jail.
The Sick Freak even abused Bubbles who attacked him.
Only because of who he was was he let of with his crimes but more should have been done to make him pay for his crimes but money talks and always has as we all know

[Wolverine]

Can anyone tell me if there is any new evidence other than the change of testimony of two men who previously defended Michael Jackson ?

If that's it I'm not gonna bother watching it.

[peru]

Doesn't sound like a very credible documentary

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.for...cumentary/amp/

Not only that,his own childhood was miserable if none existent.

On stage from six years old,beaten by his father for his "fat nose" No wonder he ended fucked up.

Never any mention of his own parents responsibility for his upbringing,hardly caring and loving parents were they.

[Wolverine]

None whatsoever ._.you find when judgement on similar cases is setting a precedent by their ruling others will then see a possibility of a difficult outcome to their situation ._.mostly based upon financial recompense

Those two men should be prosecuted for perjury.

[Meursault]

Would not surprize me if Jackson was fiddling with kids.

But equally so would not surprize me if one of these guys is just making it all up, jumping on the gravy train so to speak.

[Punter08]

I see one of the Derry Girls has got into a row on twitter over this.

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/n...-37894270.html

Nicola Coughlan, who plays Clare, became embroiled in a Twitter storm over comments she made attacking Jackson.

The two-part programme Leaving Neverland contained interviews with two men - Wade Robson and James Safechuck -who said the King of Pop molested them when they were young boys and it contained explicit details of brutal sexual abuse.

Galway-born actress Nicola, 32, made a series of comments on social media - later taken down - supporting the documentary, the account of Mr Robson and Mr Safechuck.

Her initial comment was liked almost 5,000 times and was retweeted by more than 600 people - but not all of her Twitter followers agreed with her.

One USA user called GG with the handle GG @rydetheboogie replied: "Your (sic) acting like Michael wasn't attacked for 30 years. Your (sic) acting like the gov agencies didn't investigate him for years. It's clear you are pusher of propaganda. It won't end well for you."

Nicola then called him out and said: "Don't write things like "It won't end well for you" on Twitter if you don't want your account reported."

But by early evening yesterday Nicola decided to delete the series of tweets she had made in relation to Jackson.

Other high-profile criticism of Jacko came from Louis Theroux, who made a celebrated documentary about Jimmy Savile before he was exposed as a child abuser. He accused people of doubting the claims against Jackson of being "wilfully blind".

But Michael's daughter Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson (20) defended her father.

She posted: "If everyone reacted this way towards articles, they'd stop making lies and start writing actual news."

Local media commentator and recent law graduate Anthony Miller said in his opinion Michael Jackson is not guilty in the eyes of the law.

He told the Belfast Telegraph: "Just to clarify I'm not saying he's innocent and that's that.

"I am saying the testimony given remains untested and so therefore cannot be held to a standard that equals guilty.

"Furthermore, having looked at the articles that claim to prove his guilt are counteracted by articles that prove his innocence.

"Therefore I cannot take media reports into account.

"So, I am left with the FBI reports that detail two investigations by both the FBI and the police that acquitted him."

He added: "Based on that information I have no other option than to say he is not guilty to the legal standard which is a high bar.

"I shall however, remain open to any tested evidence that proves the contrary."

Meanwhile, an episode of The Simpsons featuring the voice of Michael Jackson is being pulled following the controversial documentary about the star.

The Wall Street Journal says that producers of The Simpsons have decided to remove the episode, Stark Raving Dad, from streaming services and TV channels which air the show.

Jackson voiced a character in the episode, which aired in 1991.

[JMastodon]

Except for the child porn, the sheriffs found in his house.

What they actually found was normal adult heterosexual porn, not child porn at all but there were so much lies spread about MJ by the media over the years.

[JMastodon]

I think some victims of sexual abuse lose all objectivity on the MJ allegations. Facts, truth, evidence and objectivity are what's needed as distinct from emotions and subjective opinions and hearsay allegations by people seeking money and fame. I can't say for certain that MJ was innocent but I need proper evidence before I'll hang him. If I'm proven wrong in the future I'll freely admit so, however, I very much doubt those who consider him guilty will do likewise.