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Was Michael Jackson A Paedophile?

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flobadob | 01:34 Sat 01st Feb 2014 | Society & Culture
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Though he was never convicted, is the general concensus that Michael Jackson was in actual fact a serial child abuser or is it totally open for debate? If it is the case then why is it okay to play his music still on tv and radio but not Gary Glitter's?
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Glitter was convicted, Jackson was not, and that's about it. The general consensus is neither here nor there: people could have laid charges and didn't. Against Glitter, they did and he was punished.
Why are you even bringing this up now?
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Are you asking us to be judge and jury here?, I shall be bold enough to say that few if any of us have met him and know the answer.
was he , I don't know, he was not found guilty, the other perv was.
Please answer, why are you even asking this?
You disgust me.

Of course he wasn't!!!
Even the judge in Jackson's case said he thought Jackson was guilty.
He had to order a 'not guilty' verdict because Jackson's lawyers had paid the child's mother $38 million to refuse to give evidence. Jackson was as guilty as sin but so rich he was able to bribe his way out.
do I think he was..yes, do I have proof no.
I am actually disgusted to be a member of this site.
Oooh, this one could run and run.
''I am actually disgusted to be a member of this site''

You'll get over it... you always do.
Not even going to respond to that, as much as you'd like me to....
Too late Babysham you already have. I must say however that I totally agree with your sentiments on this thread.
MJ denied allegation. No case proven! With his earnings he didnt need insurance company to pay out but obviously IC valued his premiums.

"...Jackson's insurance carrier settled with the Chandlers out of court for $22 million. A Santa Barbara County grand jury and a Los Angeles County grand jury disbanded on May 2, 1994 without indicting Jackson,[146] after which time the Chandlers stopped co-operating with the criminal investigation..."

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jackson

I would take a guess at "yes" but it is just a guess.

Lol Baby sham, of course you are! so you will be promptly leaving this site, you will be needing a flounce form?
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What is bim bams problem? People ask questions about religion all the time and that happened over 2000 years ago, yet people still bring it up. I'm asking about the last 20 years and it's just a question. Give an answer if you like, if not, don't.
Jeeez boys and girls, we get onto some belters of topics on the AB but as it's here......

I think he was one of the worst of the lot and maybe history will prove that however during his lifetime his personal wealth was enough to let him essentially get away with anything he wanted. Greed won over justice with MJ I suspect, anyone accusing him probably knew they were onto a winner because the Saintly Jackson could not be toppled.

I'd suggest that celebrities in many walks of life have this aura that says they can get away with anything they like.... the justice system is showing the opposite!
Not sure about the exact definition is here but I would be very wary of an adult male that encouraged young boys to sleep in his room at night, some in his own bed. That has never been fully explained
I didn't think so. He seemed to be someone who never grew up.
Jackson had staff who's sole job was to find suitable children to be his 'guests' and other staff who's job was to pay off the parents and stop any unwanted publicity. The Chandler case was not the only one, others were also paid $millions to stop proceedings or refuse to testify.
No, I don't think he was.

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