Sharing your bed with a kid who isn't your offspring: weird and creepy, but not immoral or illegal. But apparently enough for some people to convict MJ.

Yeah, a lot of people normally opt for $23 million dollar legal settlements to keep things under wraps when they are innocent.

Leaving Neverland is actually about the kids that defended him under oath in those early court cases and then reversed their position as adults due to trauma resurfacing.

He never got a fair day in court because he paid off everyone that accused him, as well as others who had not accused him of anything. The media circus didn't help, but the coaching angle now looks more like kids lied under oath to protect him rather than accuse him, potentially so the "loyal" parents could get a payoff at the time.

Even the documentary guy uses circumstantial evidence.

According to Reed, the film fundamentally fails to tackle Jackson’s predatory relationship with children. “They’re saying that the reason Jackson liked children is because he’s an angel and just wanted to be nice to children, not that he wanted to have sex with them … Why are they dancing around this? It’s well-known that Jackson spent a long time with small-boy companions, including taking them into his bed at night and locking the door, which is undisputed – and that alone, if someone made a claim, is probably enough to convict him in a court of child sexual abuse – but with Jackson, none of this stuff seems to matter.”

“And locking the door, which is undisputed”

Wait, you’re saying the most famous musical artist in the world would lock his bedroom door when he went to sleep?! Even when he was with kids who he acted like were his?? Get out, you’re kidding.

Even this guy relies on the assumption that Michael Jackson is guilty to start.

It’s fascinating.