Micky Jackson in trouble again

Flippyfloppy · 14-03-2019 9:46pm

Boggles wrote: »

You are not going to bother because you have been pushing a blatant lie on the thread from the start and you can't back it up.

That would be more accurate wouldn't it?

But hey, prove me wrong.

Throw up the link that confirms that the 2 people who wrote the book are infact 2 convicted sex offenders.

Take your time, we have waited this long. Bit longer won't hurt.

Ceadoins not going to bother because you’re obviously flaming. I’m actually just laughing at Boggles posts these days. The mind boggles indeed!

ted1 · 15-03-2019 1:42am

SusieBlue wrote: »

Not to mention all the elderly people we have here in our own country who were sexually and physically abused by nuns and priests who are still extremely religious & utterly devoted to the Catholic church.

Why would people associate themselves with a religion & clergy who raped, assaulted and abused them? They do. Its not uncommon.
And it doesn't mean they're lying about what happened to them.

Because the individual did it not the religion.

Boggles · 15-03-2019 9:14am

Flippyfloppy wrote: »

Ceadoins not going to bother because you’re obviously flaming. I’m actually just laughing at Boggles posts these days. The mind boggles indeed!

Flaming is when someone attacks the poster because they can't back up their argument.

Are you familiar with irony?

Adamocovic · 15-03-2019 2:00pm

I know it's nothing new for his daughter Paris Jackson but my word her quotes on the matter are bizarre.

First said nothing she can say that hasn't been said in his defence and then some odd quotes like:

"Taj is doing a perfect job, (her cousin, when asked about her views of the documentary), I support him but that's not my role.
I'm just tryna get everyone to chill out and go with the flow, be mellow and think about the bigger picture. That's me."

Paris, who is the second of Michael Jackson's three children, had previously told fans to "chillax", "calm down" and "smoke some weed" instead of getting upset over the allegations.

She told one person on Twitter: "Do you really think that it's possible to tear his name down? Do you truly believe they stand a chance?"

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-47582054

Am I the only one who finds that crazy? Not saying her reaction hints towards whether he's guilty or innocent but if my father was being accused of those things, with a documentary interviewing people I used to know, I certainly wouldn't be like "chillax guys and smoke some weed" or "not my role to support him".

Baffling reaction.

hetuzozaho · 15-03-2019 3:55pm

Adamocovic wrote: »

I know it's nothing new for his daughter Paris Jackson but my word her quotes on the matter are bizarre.

First said nothing she can say that hasn't been said in his defence and then some odd quotes like:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-47582054

Am I the only one who finds that crazy? Not saying her reaction hints towards whether he's guilty or innocent but if my father was being accused of those things, with a documentary interviewing people I used to know, I certainly wouldn't be like "chillax guys and smoke some weed" or "not my role to support him".

Baffling reaction.

I suppose she's lived a different life to the rest of us.

The whole setup with Jackson and her mother from the get go seems a bit odd anyway, in my opinion. It sounds from the couple of relationships I've read about he seems more into heterosexual pornography than the act itself.

Ursus Horribilis · 15-03-2019 8:00pm

Adamocovic wrote: »

Am I the only one who finds that crazy? Not saying her reaction hints towards whether he's guilty or innocent but if my father was being accused of those things, with a documentary interviewing people I used to know, I certainly wouldn't be like "chillax guys and smoke some weed" or "not my role to support him".

Baffling reaction.

I don't know what to make of it and have different thoughts about it. My guess is that she's taking the most tactful way out of this in order to avoid drawing attention to herself. If you look at her life story, there is a lot of weirdness there. Not all of it shows Jackson in a positive light either, in my opinion.

For starters, it would appear that her mother's marriage to Jackson was one of convenience and happened so he could have children of his own. If Mark Lester is to be believed, he's her biological father and not Jackson himself. Jackson told Martin Bashir that as soon as she was born, he snatched her and brought her straight home from the hospital. Before they even had a chance to clean her up. She doesn't appear to have had any relationship with her mother for many years. If all of that isn't fecked up sh*t in its own right, I don't know what is.

joeguevara · 15-03-2019 9:24pm

Boggles wrote: »

Well if they had what they claimed it would have been introduced wouldn't it?

I mean they didn't have any other evidence.

But sure Round and Round.

I am not 100% of the process but I have been reading of record and testimony sealing in some US States. It happens a lot in court cases involving minors. Could be an explanation where they know a witness statement exists but cannot introduce it. This is a theory and have nothing to back it up but might what happened here.

Dontfadeaway · 15-03-2019 9:34pm

ceadaoin. wrote: »

I've read that he did that to get access to the money rather than his parents being in control of it until he came of age. And also that he cut contact with his mother because he blamed her for what happened. The abuse that is, not her "forcing him to lie". The story posted earlier about him recanting everything is false. He has never spoken a word about it and legally was/is not able to.

Why isn't he able to? Wasn't his mother at the trial in 2005?

Smertrius · 15-03-2019 9:36pm

whAT THEY SHOULD have PUT AS ON THE NEWS or NEWS BROADCAST OR YOUTUBE IT AS SMALL VIDEOS, NOT A TV PROGRAM, its making them see as bad guys and bullying his family, friends and fans

hetuzozaho · 15-03-2019 11:03pm

Is it ture that the mother never had sex with Michael? Surely not? Some stupid site I'm reading no doubt

Ursus Horribilis · 15-03-2019 11:27pm

Who knows?

If Mark Lester is to be believed, his little swimmers may have begat some of Jacko's kids. Of course, because he's Jackson's friend and still defends him, he can't be a liar. Can he?

18-03-2019 5:25pm

This video- Why Michael Jackson won-an excellent documentary explaining both the defence and prosecution approach to the 2005 trial.
With interviews from some of the jurors it gives an insightful analysis of what happened and why.

What I took from it is that if the Mother of the accused hadn't testified (apparently she acted "paranoid" throughout the trial cross examination) it was very likely that Jackson would have been convicted.

While the defence did break down the alleged victim on the stand, they showed the police interviews with him towards the end of the trial and that seemed to have struck a major chord with the jury- though not enough obviously to convict given the other testimony throughout but especially that of the mother of the alleged victim.

An interesting observation made in the documentary- "we all wanted the Hardy Boys to the there on the stand testifying against Jackson- " but that wasn't the reality.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q058VOUhGX0

I also went back to the Martin Bashir documentary- Living with Michael Jackson-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqqipytDeuM

Just skip to 14 minutes, 21 seconds- the "painting"- it's just so creepy and very disturbing. And there were a lot of such paintings in the house. Imagine being a child in that house, surrounded by such paintings.

Jackson had a canny ability on staying on the legal side of things but went right up to the fine line- but that painting alone for me provides huge insight as to how that man thought- and it's very disturbing.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 18-03-2019 5:32pm

Well, one of the jurors openly stated that she took against the accuser’s mother so there does seem to be something in that.

18-03-2019 5:43pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Well, one of the jurors openly stated that she took against the accuser’s mother so there does seem to be something in that.

In the documentary "Why Michael Jackson won"- they interview a journalist who ran a story for the mother when her child was ill with cancer, in order to raise funds.
The mother called her a few weeks later saying could she do another story as not enough funds were raised. The journalist, becoming somewhat suspicious, delved into the mothers finances a little further and discovered she was fully insured medically for the son's condition and that she wasn't in financial difficulty.

It destroyed her emotionally to think that a mother would use her son's illness as a way to make money.

So we know that the wider family of the alleged victim wasn't to be trusted- but it does resonate with me that the child, when interviewed by the police, wasn't being a money grabber, wasn't being underhanded, he was just answering questions put to him by the police- and this did resonate with the jury, but with all of the other testimony and the fact that the defence "broke" the witness when on the stand, they couldn't convict.

Laois_Man · 18-03-2019 11:13pm

MJ....in his own words....

https://mobile.twitter.com/kevdev9/status/1107764971943927808

Ann22 · 20-03-2019 6:34pm

For some reason I can't post a Youtube link but if you check out the newsclip of "Michael Jackson buying ring" it shows Safechuck's story is very likely to be true.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 20-03-2019 6:45pm

Ann22 wrote: »

For some reason I can't post a Youtube link but if you check out the newsclip of "Michael Jackson buying ring" it shows Safechuck's story is very likely to be true.

It’s very persuasive indeed. Sadly you can’t make out the child’s face in the CCTV clip so despite it happening in Safechuck’s hometown during the time he was hanging around with Jackson and depicts something very similar to what he describes, Jackson supporters will dismiss it easily enough.

I think at this point, with Jackson long gone, all that’s left is for people to draw their own conclusions about what they believe. Thankfully the thought police don’t exist!

Fifty grades of shay. · 20-03-2019 6:50pm

Jackson was obviously a creep and his activities covered up with aid from others.
It's these that should be pursued now, including any he paid off without them making their issues known to authorities.
A musical genius?....... Perhaps, but a creep, definitely imo.

Smertrius · 20-03-2019 7:07pm

this show is still wrong , wade bring the case to court and let justice deal with and let people belive he is pedophile or not safely with harmly little influence people as possible, instead making a show and harmly most influence people as possible, this show is also taking the into his owns and that is wrong.

ceadaoin. · 20-03-2019 7:19pm

Smertrius wrote: »

this show is still wrong , wade bring the case to court and let justice deal with and let people belive he is pedophile or not safely with harmly little influence people as possible, instead making a show and harmly most influence people as possible, this show is also taking the into his owns and that is wrong.

Eh, what?

Smertrius · 20-03-2019 7:25pm

this show is still wrong , wade bring the case to court and let justice deal with and let people belive he is pedophile or not safely with harmly little influence people as possible, instead making a show and harmly most influence people as possible, this show is also taking the law into his owns hands there old saying take the law into one's own hands and that is wrong.

Ursus Horribilis · 20-03-2019 7:25pm

We haz malfunctioning I think.

I'm glad I'm not emotionally invested in this because this documentary and defending their idol seems to be taking its toll on some people.

Ursus Horribilis · 20-03-2019 7:25pm

Are you using Google translate Smertrius?

Smertrius · 20-03-2019 7:36pm

this show maybe legal but still violent way estating people micheal jackson is pedophile when they reach select view by trial and court of law and not hurt many people in return, i m not try defend him , trying prevent this show hurting to many people as possible and i respect the laws that we have.

marklazarcovic · 20-03-2019 8:05pm

Bot malfunction

Boggles · 20-03-2019 8:26pm

It's Michael from the grave.

Smertrius · 20-03-2019 9:20pm

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls004013291/

michael acts like a child because he has autism

SharpshooterTom · 20-03-2019 10:06pm

So just to change the conversation a bit, do we actually think Jacksons music will be completely banned?

I've given my opinion in that I think because his music legacy is so powerful he wont suffer the same fate like R Kelly or Gary Glitter, at least not completely, but I could be wrong.

A number of radio stations have stopped playing him since the documentary, I think that's obvious, I haven't seen him on any music channels either. But I'm not sure how long that will last long term as his music is timeless and transcends across multiple generations, will be interesting to see where this stands in 5+ years time.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo · 20-03-2019 10:09pm

Smertrius wrote: »

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls004013291/

michael acts like a child because he has autism

Autism doesn't make adults behave like children. Nor does it give them an inclination to have little boys over for sleepovers all the time.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo · 20-03-2019 10:12pm

ThomasFlynn wrote: »

So just to change the conversation a bit, do we actually think Jacksons music will be completely banned?

I've given my opinion in that I think because his music legacy is so powerful he wont suffer the same fate like R Kelly or Gary Glitter, at least not completely, but I could be wrong.

A number of radio stations have stopped playing him since the documentary, I think that's obvious, I haven't seen him on any music channels either. But I'm not sure how long that will last long term as his music is timeless and transcends across multiple generations, will be interesting to see where this stands in 5+ years time.

I'd say in a year or so it could be played by a station without any real backlash. But it'll always be somewhat tainted by his scandals to some degree so it won't be heard all that often.

ceadaoin. · 20-03-2019 10:19pm

ThomasFlynn wrote: »

So just to change the conversation a bit, do we actually think Jacksons music will be completely banned?

I've given my opinion in that I think because his music legacy is so powerful he wont suffer the same fate like R Kelly or Gary Glitter, at least not completely, but I could be wrong.

A number of radio stations have stopped playing him since the documentary, I think that's obvious, I haven't seen him on any music channels either. But I'm not sure how long that will last long term as his music is timeless and transcends across multiple generations, will be interesting to see where this stands in 5+ years time.

It won't be banned. I've heard his songs on the radio loads of times since the doc came out. I don't particularly like it and always change the channel but some people enjoy his music and that's fair enough, they can choose to listen.

Also, that one Gary glitter song is regularly played here (US) at sporting events. Not many here seem to even be aware of his crimes.

Ursus Horribilis · 20-03-2019 10:29pm

I read one journalist likening it to removing the stripes from a mint humbug. I think his music will still be played. By the time Gary Glitter was convicted, he was long past his prime and not really being played on the radio anyway. During his life, Michael Jackson was never convicted of anything. All people can do now is make their own judgement on what they think he did or didn't do to his child companions. It's unlikely to be proved one way or the other.

Smertrius · 22-03-2019 6:37pm

either michael was pedo or not, not right to make his family make to suffer for bad things he did and put this on tv, punish them , the family shouldn't have suffer for this , there has enough damage be done to his family, They should've take this to court regardless the answer

tylercheribini · 22-03-2019 10:55pm

Smertrius wrote: »

either michael was pedo or not, not right to make his family make to suffer for bad things he did and put this on tv, punish them , the family shouldn't have suffer for this , there has enough damage be done to his family, They should've take this to court regardless the answer

Like any criminal, Jackson should have thought of his family before he committed his transgressions.

Grab All Association · 23-03-2019 6:48am

Iarnród Éireann have pulled their latest TV advert and deleted all trace/references of it on YouTube. The advert included the Jackson 5 song Big Boy.

Alrigghtythen · 23-03-2019 9:07am

Barbara Streisand said it didn't kill them and they were thrilled to be there.

retro:electro · 23-03-2019 10:56am

micar wrote: »

Watching the film brought back a lot of bad memories for me. I was abused as a child by a person outside of my family who is now deceased.

My experience is nothing like what those boys described but stuff still happened.

The only person I ever told was an ex girlfriend.

I suppose I have never properly dealt with it. I know it was not my fault and I've nothing to be ashamed about.

It's very hard not to be able to respond to comments on Facebook with my opinion and experience as all my friends could read. I've even considered sending them a private message. But they could easily post a screenshot.

I've not read one comment on Facebook from an abuse victim. It's a very private matter which many victims would not want made public.

The hardest part for me watching the film was when the guy eventually admitted it to his brother. The manner in which he became so emotional tells me that what these guys say is true.

Describing it to a stranger and a loved one is emotionally very different.

Brave post and thank you for sharing. Interesting to see the ones who didn’t thank it though. Pity the MJ apologists and fan boys couldn’t get over themselves for five seconds and have a break from defending the indefensible to at least support a post like this.

Neyite · 25-03-2019 12:48am

Alrigghtythen wrote: »

Barbara Streisand said it didn't kill them and they were thrilled to be there.

Shes a dickhead that doesn't understand grooming.

She's now on my list of celebs I don't have time for along with Whoopi Goldberg who said that Polanski anally raping a child wasn't 'rape rape'

Whether or not you believe that MJ abused those kids, only an utter dickhead would turn around and make it sound like they wanted it to happen them. They were kids ffs.

Lillyfae · 25-03-2019 7:42am

Smertrius wrote: »

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls004013291/

michael acts like a child because he has autism

It says "suspected" Asperger's. Not confirmed. So in other words, made up.

tylercheribini · 25-03-2019 1:55pm

Grab All Association wrote: »

Iarnród Éireann have pulled their latest TV advert and deleted all trace/references of it on YouTube. The advert included the Jackson 5 song Big Boy.

Current Tesco ad still running with a Jackson Five number, must be some unwritten rule saying that music produced whilst he was too yooung to be a paedophile is grand.

25-03-2019 10:54pm

tylercheribini wrote: »

Current Tesco ad still running with a Jackson Five number, must be some unwritten rule saying that music produced whilst he was too yooung to be a paedophile is grand.

So, what you're saying is, maybe we should blame it on the boggie?

8-10 · 26-03-2019 9:04am

Tumbleweed

Smertrius · 28-03-2019 4:30pm

https://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-iba-1&hsimp=yhs-1&hspart=iba&p=leaving+neverland+wade+robson+apologise#id=2&vid=8a57f794a53f3253170b759b406913e5&action=view

wade robson is lying

from wade ex gf

Deebles McBeebles · 28-03-2019 4:33pm

tylercheribini wrote: »

Current Tesco ad still running with a Jackson Five number, must be some unwritten rule saying that music produced whilst he was too yooung to be a paedophile is grand.

The rest of it is grand too. Its music, not his c*ck.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 28-03-2019 7:03pm

micar wrote: »

Watching the film brought back a lot of bad memories for me. I was abused as a child by a person outside of my family who is now deceased.

My experience is nothing like what those boys described but stuff still happened.

The only person I ever told was an ex girlfriend.

I suppose I have never properly dealt with it. I know it was not my fault and I've nothing to be ashamed about.

It's very hard not to be able to respond to comments on Facebook with my opinion and experience as all my friends could read. I've even considered sending them a private message. But they could easily post a screenshot.

I've not read one comment on Facebook from an abuse victim. It's a very private matter which many victims would not want made public.

The hardest part for me watching the film was when the guy eventually admitted it to his brother. The manner in which he became so emotional tells me that what these guys say is true.

Describing it to a stranger and a loved one is emotionally very different.

You could create a dummy Facebook account? If you felt you had comments to make that would aid the discussion. Be upfront about posting from an anonymous FB account and your reasons for doing so.

Thank you for sharing here. And I agree that part where Wade describes telling his family at the food trucks was really intense. Especially his poor sister. That must have been so hard for you to watch.

BorneTobyWilde · 29-03-2019 2:34am

I'm tired of bein' the victim of shame!!!!
You're throwing me in a class with a bad name!!!
I can't believe this is the land from which I came!

Duckworth_Luas · 29-03-2019 2:45am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9lRN_f9bNw

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 29-03-2019 3:43pm

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9lRN_f9bNw

SO funny.

So goddamn funny (unusually for SNL). My favourite joke begins at 1 minute 24 seconds. The nasal, monotone voice helps too.

MacDonald had some stones on him. Jackson was alive when most of those jokes were uttered. Bravo.

valoren · 29-03-2019 3:54pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

SO funny. So goddamn funny (unusually for SNL). My favourite joke begins at 1 minute 24 seconds. The nasal, monotone voice helps too.

MacDonald had some stones on him. Jackson was alive when most of those jokes were uttered. Bravo.

The 2 were never a good match, she's more of the stay at home type while he's a homosexual pedophile.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 29-03-2019 3:58pm

valoren wrote: »

The 2 were never a good match, she's more of the stay at home type while he's a homosexual pedophile.

“Doctors say his condition is stable and continues to improve - although he is still a freak. :pac: :pac: :pac:

Micky Jackson in trouble again

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