Sdldawn said:

The fact that you're assuming he's guilty seems to me like you want him to have abused these children. That makes you a sicko, too.

Actually, they said that his nickname for the current accuser is "rubba," which I believe is the same nickname that he had for the prior accuser.

Say what you want, but if MJ had just stayed away from the kids, there'd be no story right now.

namepeace said:

He has a friend with the nickname 'Rubba'. So that might be where that came from.

namepeace said:

people close to mj say that he calls everybody that. its kind of like his own version of boo or mookie, i guess.

namepeace said:

while i believe he is innocent of the charges, i have to agree with that. after the first allegation was settled, he really needed to distance himself from children. there would be nothing stopping him from visiting kids in hospitals and giving to children's charities...just drop the playtime and sleepovers. it would have saved him all of this.

lovebizzare said:

Actually thousends and thousands of kids grow up without a real "childhood" it doesn't turn them into a pedophile

A child molester is a childmolester, some come from good upbrining some from bad, they need to take responsibility for themselves and not blame anyone else

I am having a hard time believing that Michael would risk his career, and his children.

I understand that this family has a history of lying, suing, and are just very dysfunctional..

I can't pass judgement on Michael... something is just not right here.

Marrk said:

EXACTLY! Add to that, the case has been sealed for 45 days. If this were true, it could be thrown out of court if the source of the leak is inside the police dept. I doubt very much it's true to begin with. You are going to hear a lot of shit from both sides over the next few months. Don't forget the type of media that's covering this thing. I'll wait to see what they actually bring out in court. Until then, I still say this whole thing is bullshit!

I watched CNN last night and while they did mention "explicit" letters, they said nothing bout the letters being "sexual". They also said that the report about the letters came from a British tabloid and that they could NOT confirm that they exist. PLUS A reporter from CNN (I don't know her name...it's the blond chic with the husky voice that has her own show) said that she was at Neverland in January, during the time that the molestion is reported to have happened. She said the the whole damn family, including the mother was there. She said that the boy looked happy and healthy and that the family was laughing and playng around. The plot thickens.
PLUS They said that Neverland employees reported that the mother was high on crack sometimes when she visited the ranch and that she started saying she was going to make trouble when Mike stopped givin them money. Supossedly, this is when Mike hired the 24 hr person. If ya'll gone tell it, tell it all.

Read this:

The kid at the center of the Michael Jackson sex case allegedly tried to steal clothes from a California store on orders from his father when he was just 8, court records reveal.
The shoplifting turned violent when security guards grabbed the boy and his mother fought them, the papers said. They were arrested and charged with burglary.

A police report on the Aug. 27, 1998, incident said security guards caught up with the boy in the parking lot, where they wound up fighting with the boy and his parents. His mother was handcuffed.

The troubled family then sued the JCPenney store in West Covina, about 30 miles east of Los Angeles, alleging they were severely beaten and falsely arrested. In the suit, the family claimed the boy suffered a "sprained arm, nightmares and emotional distress."

The suit also claimed that a younger son, who was 7 at the time, was bruised on the forehead, causing "headaches and emotional distress."

As part of the settlement, charges against the family were dropped. The family collected $200,000, but the couple divorced a short time later after bickering over the money.

Other police reports involving the family allege the father once kept his daughter, now 15, prisoner in his car for 2-1/2 hours and threatened to "kill your mom and your whole family." The teen told cops the incident happened outside her school on Nov. 13, 2001.

In a bizarre statement after the mother filed assault charges against the father, she assured police that Michael Jackson, local weatherman Fritz Coleman and basketball star Kobe Bryant "would assist her with this incident."

For Mike's sake I hope this is true, but what's your source?

sag10 said:

Without wanting to judge him already... I believe that its possible that he did it. I have some friends who know him well since his early childhood... who have seen him grow up.. and they are CONVINCED that he did it. But just as myself, they look at him as a victim as well.. another abused child...

intha916 said:

I found this at the Drudge Report.