- Jul 7, 2003
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Different case altogether. The police were pretty complicit in keeping it quiet and most of the people coming out after his death were after nothing but the truth.
Don't get me wrong, I am no Jackson sympathiser and the guy was totally strange. I don't doubt that he did commit crimes that didn't get a full airing but from what I've seen of this it seems to be less a search for the truth and more like setting up a compo claim. Especially as the very people saying how bad he was actually defended him at his trial.
Maybe, maybe not. The documentary maker states they weren't being paid for their part in it. I guess like all historic abuse allegations, there are only ever two people who know the truth. They usually get to it by the fact that small details, that could only be known to those involved, are alarmingly similar for all complainants. That's how Rolf Harris got convicted, because there were distinct patterns in the details of his behaviour with more than one victim.
However. If you had a nine year old son, would you have been happy letting him sleep in Michael Jackson's bed?