I'm sure he has had some paedophillic tendancies in his life, but have any of you guys really been keeping up with this case?
It was sunk from day one, all the news coming out of it day by day was bad for the prosecution. I can't believe how many of you predicted a guilty verdict. I truely believe that Jacko certainly has many problems, but he just really wants to be a kid again...and it makes him insane...but he just wants to be a kid who never grows up.
Like Macaulay Culkin said, when he was growing up, all adults wanted out of him was to use him in order to make money, but when he was hanging out with Jackson as a childstar himself, it was innocent fun.
The credible and decent people willing to testify on Jacksons behalf FAR FAR FAR outweighed the evidence and testimony of the witnesses brought by the procesecution. Most of them were crooks, had dubious backgrounds, and were generally shady people that the jurors didn't trust at all. The prosecution had frankly, a horrible case.
And as far as people saying how this trial was about a freak and a spectacle...it turns out people don't really care. All the networks got horrible ratings for Jackson. It's completely different from O.J.
Here's an interesting article about his unhealthy fascination with vanity, fame, and celebrity with some video links as well that shows just how twisted some of his thinking is...but as far as being guilty for child molestation, I still think he's innocent.
"I've always suspected that Jackson encouraged many of the tabloid tales of his eccentricity -- stories such as the one about him sleeping in an oxygen tank or wanting to buy the Elephant Man's bones. He bought into the Howard Hughes mystique so heavily that he thought that the more eccentric he appeared, the greater the public fascination.
And it may have worked for a while, but it backfired when his music lost its appeal. He became so driven to outsell "Thriller" -- believed to be the biggest selling album in world, ever -- that he began to try to design the music to fit various demographics and various radio formats."
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-et-hi...-home-headlines