Victim testimony IS evidence. In most cases of CSA it is the ONLY evidence. There is no "smoking gun" in these cases. As I have said, I have not and do not base my opinion on anything from a tabloid. His own words and actions have always been enough for me to know that his behaviour with children was not and is not morally or socially acceptable.
The victims remain credible witnesses. They and the documentary have not been "debunked" in the slightest. I have read, for months now, information from both "sides" and I believe the victims and their testimony. I have read everything about dates, trains, trips away, bedroom layouts, vitiligo...everything, and my opinion has not changed.
MJ was not one of the greatest human beings who ever walked the earth, he was just a human being. A deeply flawed human being. It is possible for someone to possess greatness and weakness in equal measure, nobody is perfect.
I like his music, The Way You Make Me Feel is one of my all time favourite songs. I love it beyond reason and it holds some lovely memories for me. I was a big fan of Justin Timberlake back in the day and I hated Wade Robson for breaking his heart (I know, I was young!) but I believe him and I believe James, in my heart of hearts I really do. And it is not because of anything I have read in a tabloid, I don't even read them.
It is not normal for a middle aged man to befriend and have sleepovers with a succession of pre-pubescent boys. If it was just one boy who he particularly bonded with or felt affinity to I could probably get past that but, it's the sheer volume of them. The way he paraded them and dragged them around the world like his little pets, sat them on his knee, groomed their families. Discarded them and replaced them as they got older. Surely you can see this? There are just too many coincidences to overlook and too many witnesses for me to believe they are all lying. Someimes, a spade is a spade.