The "Everything Michael Jackson" Thread
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I'll take Debbie over MJ as a parent. Better still, neither, but I don't think that's quite an option - I'm betting MJ can find a shrink to examine him and say he's just fine.deandaniellws said:Can you just imagine, Debbie lying for him in the trial so she can see the kids, and Mj the freak? Poor kids. They need NEW parents.
cynpat2000
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I admit Michael is different.But he was aquitted and until/if someone else comes forward people should give him another chance.These people may have been after his money.But according to nancy grace hes broke but if so how is keeping neverland? I just dont know what to believe about him except he changed the music world for the better.and since he was found not guilty The stars that were approached should not hold what was just charged not proven against him!!!!just my opinion....
Jeana (DP)
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cynpat2000 said:
This WAS his other chance.
Jules
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cynpat2000 said:
Michael's had many chances over the years - far more than he should have had. However, it appears he's at the end of his rope about now. I'm just praying there isn't a knot on the end of it.
cynpat2000 said:
Noooooooooo................:banghead:
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It doesn't say in any of the reports whether "his" children are with him or not. I spose it's possible that he left them with his mom and dad while he was visiting assuming that report is accurate. I don't know what worries me more, the kids being left in the care of those evil people who raised this psycho and helped him cover his lies for the sake of money or the kids being sent to be with the woman who bore them and then sold them out time and time again.
Exactly what does RB mean this will be resolved? What will be resolved? The money that Mikey owes these people? The animals at Neverland that are being neglected? All of the legal issues now pending? I wonder if she is being paid or is she doing what Mess did and hanging on in the hopes that it will lead her to better things somehow.
Color me frustrated.........
LinasK
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NO Way! He was only acquitted because of star-struck jurors! There are other silent victims too afraid to go up against his money. I've read the deposition of his first victim Jordy Chandler- the one he paid off with $20 million dollars. Michael showers and takes baths with little boys who are unrelated to him. Eyewitnesses have seen him fondle little boys. How do you explain all that???:banghead: :banghead: :banghead:cynpat2000 said:
P.S. the Arvizo family was NOT after his money, they haven't filed a civil suit against Michael, although it is entirely within their rights to do so. You don't make up stories about molestation.:furious:
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LinasK said:
I totally agree. If anything you shy away. It is only later that it surfaces and usually there is no one to help. Because they have shied away into denial and you are on your own.
There are so many messed up things about coming forward - defense attorneys who will try to minimize it by saying you wanted it (and, hey, the body does respond, so they must have been right - and you're even more ashamed!), people who think this means you are gay (they are still out there), and admitting to everyone you were helpless - then add all the people who think you're just out for money or revenge or some such.
Lotsa stars are different (Elton John anyone?) - and this doesn't happen to them. It's not because of 'different' that he's been accused by so many eeriely similar little boys. 'Different' was, in fact, his best shield to make people believe that actions that would raise huge red flags in anyone else might be innocent. But after awhile, after so many corroberating facts, you have to recognize what the difference is - he's a pedophile.
BrendaStar
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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,187929,00.html
Let's see what happens with Mikey now. Will sister Janet pony up to the plate and save Mikey? She is the only one with a job and any money.
Let's see what happens with Mikey now. Will sister Janet pony up to the plate and save Mikey? She is the only one with a job and any money.
Jackson gets delay on Neverland wages
http://www.wvec.com/sharedcontent/features/printwire/031506ccjccwEntJackson.295ed84a.html
LOS OLIVOS, Calif. Michael Jackson got a day's reprieve on a deadline to pay a $100,000 fine and $306,000 in wages he owes Neverland Ranch employees.
Jackson now has until 5 p.m. Wednesday to pay the penalty and remit back wages owed dozens of workers, who complained to the state that they hadn't been paid since Dec. 19.
The 47-year-old pop star could face a state lawsuit if he doesn't comply by then.
Jackson no longer lives at the ranch full-time. He has been living mainly in the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain since being acquitted of child molestation charges last year.
A call to Jackson's spokesman, Raymone K. Bain, for comment wasn't immediately returned Tuesday.
Renee Bacchini, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Industrial Relations, said Jackson was "aware" of the extension. She said such extensions are not uncommon.
The extra day was granted after Jackson's financial representatives contacted the department to say "they are trying to come up with the money," Bacchini said.
"They're trying to work with us," she said. (More at link)
http://www.wvec.com/sharedcontent/features/printwire/031506ccjccwEntJackson.295ed84a.html
LOS OLIVOS, Calif. Michael Jackson got a day's reprieve on a deadline to pay a $100,000 fine and $306,000 in wages he owes Neverland Ranch employees.
Jackson now has until 5 p.m. Wednesday to pay the penalty and remit back wages owed dozens of workers, who complained to the state that they hadn't been paid since Dec. 19.
The 47-year-old pop star could face a state lawsuit if he doesn't comply by then.
Jackson no longer lives at the ranch full-time. He has been living mainly in the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain since being acquitted of child molestation charges last year.
A call to Jackson's spokesman, Raymone K. Bain, for comment wasn't immediately returned Tuesday.
Renee Bacchini, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Industrial Relations, said Jackson was "aware" of the extension. She said such extensions are not uncommon.
The extra day was granted after Jackson's financial representatives contacted the department to say "they are trying to come up with the money," Bacchini said.
"They're trying to work with us," she said. (More at link)
Marine Mom
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BillyGoatGruff said:
$10 per hour.
I assumed a person would (not) be paid more to work for the "king." Jules
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I'd like to see the workers get paid, however, I'm kinda hoping Jackson defaults and the state goes after him. I'd serve him right for the way he's treated all his workers who've been loyal to him throughout all his troubles.
Honestly, I'd like nothing more than to see the whole Jackson clan suffer as I don't think any of them are squeaky clean in anything. They all stood by and supported Michael knowing there were some serious issues at hand.
Honestly, I'd like nothing more than to see the whole Jackson clan suffer as I don't think any of them are squeaky clean in anything. They all stood by and supported Michael knowing there were some serious issues at hand.