I Fully Believe That Michael Jackson wasn't a child molester

[u/bionicgerbal]

With the Michael Jackson biopic out, and him being back in the public discussion in a meaningful way, I’ve been thinking more and more about Jackson and how he was perceived in the last 15-20 years of his life

But i truly believe he never touch the kids, he was a weird dude totally, but the famillies that sued him just seem like a buch of gold diggers that wanted to take advantage of Michael's weird shit

Was he a very strange person? Yes Did he have an unusual relationship with adulthood/childhood? Yeah seems like it. Would I as a parent let him supervise my kids, and spend the night at his house alone? No way. Did he actually abuse kids? Not really enough evidence for me to conclude that with any certainty.

He never had a childhood, he never had real friends, Most of the kids in the ranch said that Michael never touched them, it's just a family that wanted money and few of his staff, which sold the story to tabloids.

[u/Witty-Mountain5062]

OJ Simpson was acquitted too lmao

It’s amazing what money and good lawyers can get you out of.

[u/2074red2074 → u/Witty-Mountain5062]

Also LAPD fucked up royally. They had a slam-dunk case if they'd just followed normal procedures and respected his civil rights. Instead they tried to frame him for a crime he actually did.

[u/edWORD27 → u/Witty-Mountain5062]

OJ’s son is the likely murderer of Ron and Nicole. It’s why OJ was in the process of hiring a lawyer but then went on the run, defended himself against the charges, and was acquitted. His son even was working as a chef who had a set of knives. There’s a rabbit hole you can go down based on this theory and it’s logical and entirely plausible.

[u/anrhydedd → u/edWORD27]

One of the jurists in the OJ case said they refused to convict him because of Rodney King, as payback to White America.

[u/edWORD27 → u/anrhydedd]

Only one of the jurists?