Leaving Neverland‘s portrayal of the nature of alleged child sexual abuse is disturbing, to say the least. When you pay close attention to it, you will realize that it portrays alleged child sexual abuse as some kind of romantic-erotic relationship, … Continue reading →
Michael Jackson detractors often use some of LaToya Jackson‘s 1993-1994 interviews against him. I write “some of” her interviews, because in the 1993-1994 period she was pretty inconsistent. In the wake of the 1993 Jordan Chandler allegations against Michael, LaToya … Continue reading →
When Michael Jackson detractors claim that the description of Jordan Chandler matched the photos made of Jackson’s genitalia during a strip search in December 1993 (not true, details here), they realize that it is a big problem for them that … Continue reading →
To boost the number of alleged Michael Jackson victims, detractors of the entertainer often add people to their list of “victims” who are even more easily discredited than the ones we discuss in the main sections of this website. Two … Continue reading →
Michael Jackson’s detractors often try to elevate Gavin Arvizo’s credibility by claiming that the Arvizo family (unlike all of Jackson’s other accusers) was never after money. After all they went to a criminal trial, not a civil. Here is this … Continue reading →
I was wandering in the rain Mask of life, feelin’ insane Swift and sudden fall from grace Sunny days seem far away (…) Here abandoned in my fame Armageddon of the brain” (Michael Jackson – Stranger in Moscow) The allegations … Continue reading →
Jim Clemente is a former New York State prosecutor and former FBI profiler. After leaving those jobs he has been working in the media – for example as a writer and producer on crime shows or as a podcast host. … Continue reading →
This article is a little bit redundant, because most of the issues addressed here have already been addressed elsewhere on this website. Nevertheless, I collected them in this one article, because the arguments they address are the ones that Michael … Continue reading →
In a scene of Leaving Neverland accuser James Safechuck alleges that Michael Jackson had molested him in virtually every corner of Neverland, including in open and rather public spaces such as the pool or the theater. The whole scene seemed … Continue reading →
In Leaving Neverland we hear James Safechuck’s mother, Stephanie declare that she danced for joy when Michael Jackson died in 2009 because he would not be able to harm any more children. But why did Stephanie Safechuck react this way … Continue reading →