At the height of his stardom, the world's biggest pop star, Michael Jackson, began long-running relationships with two boys, aged seven and ten, and their families. They now allege that he sexually abused them.
At the height of his stardom, the world's biggest pop star, Michael Jackson, began long-running relationships with two boys, aged seven and ten, and their families. They now allege that he sexually abused them.
At the height of his stardom, the world's biggest pop star, Michael Jackson, began long-running relationships with two boys, aged seven and ten, and their families. They now allege that he sexually abused them.
At the height of his stardom, the world's biggest pop star, Michael Jackson, began long-running relationships with two boys, aged seven and ten, and their families. They now allege that he sexually abused them.
At the height of his stardom, the world's biggest pop star, Michael Jackson, began long-running relationships with two boys, aged seven and ten, and their families. They now allege that he sexually abused them.
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Michael Jackson
- Self
- (archive footage)
Jimmy Safechuck
- Self
- (as James Safechuck)
Macaulay Culkin
- Self
- (archive footage)
Lisa Marie Presley
- Self - Former Wife of Michael
- (archive footage)
Britney Spears
- Self
- (archive footage)
Amanda Rodriguez
- Self - Sister of Wade
- (as Amanda Robson)
Gloria Allred
- Self - Lawyer of Jordan Chandler
- (archive footage)
Gavin Arvizo
- Self - Accuser of Michael Jackson
- (archive footage)
Brett Barnes
- Self
- (archive footage)
Wolf Blitzer
- Self - Correspondent
- (archive footage)
Johnnie Cochran
- Self - Attorney of Michael Jackson
- (archive footage)
Steve Crupi
- Self - Las Vegas Reporter
- (archive footage)
At the height of his stardom, the world's biggest pop star, Michael Jackson, began long-running relationships with two boys, aged seven and ten, and their families. They now allege that he sexually abused them.
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A Story of our times: how fame can make you get away with almost anything
The Jacksonphiles are screaming like banshees in denial...well they are just that: peripheral extras buying into the illusion for years and now seeing it crumble whilst refusing point blank to accept the evidence, any evidence. I am very concerned about the "reviewers" here saying the testimonies of the two protagonists are not credible: they are amongst the most believable and moving things I have ever seen, The Jackson cultists have crossed the (perhaps thin to start with) threshold away from human empathy and nothing will shake them from their untenable position. Let us hope they will never be called to serve on jury dities. This documentary is a MUST. Let us hope that this and the #metoo movement will signal the turning of the tide and that we will be able to recognise more easily and we will adopt the belief in the victims as our default stance.
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- TheFilmographer
- Mar 6, 2019
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