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Michael Jacksons Neverland Ranch Searched by the Police
Don Breezio:
look trauma i dont expect you to understand where im coming from with what i just said (about mj & r. kelly). but lemme try to explain it a little...
music is my life. music has always been the way i escape whatever problems i am having...i have always seperated music from life and therefore i will do so for other music artists too. im not saying its right to do what they've done. but you act like im supporting them molesting children by buying their albums...all im doing is supporting their music...the day they start singing about the children is the day i stop buying their music. like i said i dont expect you to understand where im coming from (i dont mean that in a bad way...i just mean i feel i look at music a bit differently from most people)...but i do expect you to atleast respect my opinion on the matter. if you dont want to listen to mj or r. kelly because of what they do in their personal lives then thats your decision...im not gonna tell you that youre a bad person because of it.
The Watcher:
Jacko knew this shit was coming and has an ARMY of lawyers that will kill this shit
as for the children thing.. just because he's had 3 kids doesn't mean he's interested in sex. He wants someone to carry on his legacy, for all you know he could've had sex 3 times & thats it
Woodrow:
Troubled past of kid & kin
By MATTHEW HELLER and CHARLES RAPPLEYE
in Los Angeles
and LEO STANDORA
in New York
DAILY NEWS WRITERS
The kid at the center of the Michael Jackson sex case allegedly tried to steal clothes from a California store on orders from his father when he was just 8, court records reveal.
The shoplifting turned violent when security guards grabbed the boy and his mother fought them, the papers said. They were arrested and charged with burglary.
A police report on the Aug. 27, 1998, incident said security guards caught up with the boy in the parking lot, where they wound up fighting with the boy and his parents. His mother was handcuffed.
The troubled family then sued the JCPenney store in West Covina, about 30 miles east of Los Angeles, alleging they were severely beaten and falsely arrested. In the suit, the family claimed the boy suffered a "sprained arm, nightmares and emotional distress."
The suit also claimed that a younger son, who was 7 at the time, was bruised on the forehead, causing "headaches and emotional distress."
As part of the settlement, charges against the family were dropped. The family collected $200,000, but the couple divorced a short time later after bickering over the money.
Other police reports involving the family allege the father once kept his daughter, now 15, prisoner in his car for 2-1/2 hours and threatened to "kill your mom and your whole family." The teen told cops the incident happened outside her school on Nov. 13, 2001.
In a bizarre statement after the mother filed assault charges against the father, she assured police that Michael Jackson, local weatherman Fritz Coleman and basketball star Kobe Bryant "would assist her with this incident."
Originally published on November 25, 2003
http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/140025p-124183c.html
Who knows...
KURUPTION-81:
interesting, looks like they have a history 4 trying to sue people
KURUPTION-81:
FBI investigates secret Michael Jackson video
The FBI is investigating a private charter jet company after it allegedly filmed Michael Jackson and his lawyer as the singer flew to California last week to be arrested.
Mark Geragos says he has won a temporary restraining order against XtraJet, barring any release of the tapes. He claims the charter company covertly installed two cameras in the cabin of the plane.
The cameras 'were recording attorney-client conversations and then somebody had the unmitigated gall to shop those tapes around to media outlets in order to sell them to the highest bidder,' he said.
Separately, FBI spokesman Matthew McLaughlin said agents have gone to the headquarters of XtraJet. 'We're currently assessing if a federal violation has occurred,' he said.
The tapes' existence came to light when representatives of XtraJet showed it to several news organisations, saying they had found two videotapes aboard one of their jets and wanted to know whether it was legal to distribute or sell them.
Mr Geragos said he contacted XtraJet and was referred to a lawyer who told him: 'We had a lottery ticket and we thought we were going to do something with it.'
'This is not the lottery,' Mr Geragos said. 'This is this man's life. This is his family's life. These are scurrilous accusations.'
Fox Network viewed the tape on Monday and reported that Jackson looked 'calm, often smiling or laughing' during the flight. The lawsuit claims XtraJet asked Fox to pay a price 'in the high six figures'.
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