NEW CHILD MOLESTATION CLAIM

  • Proof Positive: Paul Baressi is the Source of Sunday People Trash Story


    Since the Sunday People published their story on Michael Jackson, alleging that Jackson molested dozens of boys, the story has snowballed out of control. Both Roger Friedman and Charles Thomson have written their rebuttals to the allegations, but no tabloid or mainstream media has picked up the story that the allegations are categorically false, nor have they reported that the source has repeatedly sold this story to the tabloids.


    The Sunday People article states that they came into possession of "FBI files" that proved that Jackson settled with numerous young boys and their parents, in an effort to cover up the fact that the entertainer was molesting the children. From Friedman's piece, he writes the "FBI files in the (tabloid) are from people who were discredited a long time ago. The so-called files that belong to an assistant to Anthony Pellicano come from Paul Barresi."


    Paul Barresi, one time gay porn star, alleged in 1990 that he had an affair with John Travolta. He sold his story to the National Enquirer for $100,000. Barresi later retracted his story. Barresi became an assistant to Anthony Pellicano, who worked as a private investigator for Michael Jackson for a period time.


    While working for Pellicano, Baressi met with Philip and Stella LeMarque, former chefs for Michael Jackson. The LeMarques, in particular Phillip LeMarque, alleged that Michael Jackson groped MacCaulay Culkin and watched pornographic movies with young boys. Culkin reported then, as he does to this day, that Jackson never touched him. However, the LeMarques continued to work for Jackson for the next few months, and contacted the tabloids to sell their story. Only when the police contacted the LeMarques, did they relay their account of what happened to the authorities.




    In 1993, Baressi agreed to be interviewed for a documentary by PBS' Frontline, called Tabloid Truth: The Michael Jackson Scandal. The Baressi segment begins at 32:36. Here is what Baressi had to say about the LeMarques and selling their story to the tabloids:


    "My interest in helping them was that they promised me a percentage of what they made. I was not on any kind of crusade to bring anyone to justice. Whether Michael was guilty or innocent at that point was inconsequential. My interest was strictly for the money, as was theirs, I might add."


    At 34:40, Baressi goes on to state:


    "We met, Stella and Phillip, myself and this correspondent from Inside Edition. By then I had heard the story probably a half a dozen times. And the only difference is this time I had a tape recorder in my belt. I wanted to seize an opportunity to sell their story myself. Monday morning I got up and I realized what I wanted to do with the tape. I wanted to take it to the district attorney's office and turn it over to them as evidence. I knew that the DA would be happy to receive the information with open arms. And two, I knew how to play the tabloids like a harp."


    At 35:30, the documentary shows a document. This document is unredacted and is the same document posted in The Sunday People's story. Here is a picture of the two documents side by side:



    Clearly they are the same document, as they have the same serial number on the right. The narrator explains:


    "If Baressi brought the tape to the DA, he'd have nothing to fear for his illegal tape recording. Besides it would juice up the story. If the DA's working on it, that's action, that's inside information." Baressi goes on to state,


    "That was the edge that worked well. If my story appeared in the slightest, innocuous, they would throw it out the window. So this is one way to do it with grand style, certainly.


    So I called the editor of The Globe and I said I have a tape, and I'm on my way downtown to hand it to the district attorney. And his words were, let us come with you, and I knew I had him. The next thought in my mind was I'm going to ask him for $30,000. You always ask for twice as much as you hope to get. He put me on hold and within less than a minute he came back and said well we can't give you thirty (thousand) we'll give you ten. I said make it fifteen and he said you have a deal."


    The narrator asks: "Could you see that headline?" Baressi states, "Oh sure, I could see that money coming too."


    At 38:42 Baressi states about the LeMarques' story, "The first time I heard about Jackson, his hand was outside the kid's pants. They were asking (sic) $100,000. As soon as their price went up to $500,000, the hand went inside the pants. So come on."


    At 51:58, Baressi goes on to state, "It's not unusual to find a former employer, a friend or even a family member coming forward with a story. But to have someone like me who's completely detached from it all is unusual. It's brilliant."


    It is crystal clear, given the history of selling his "story" to the tabloids, coupled with the matching documents, that Paul Baressi is the source (again) of this "story". Although most would expect no more from Baressi, the public would expect more from the media. Checkbook journalism trumps truth in the tabloid world and apparently, in the mainstream media as well.


    Oh and by the way, Diane Dimond wrote a piece for The Daily Beast alleging that this put Jackson's innocence in question once again, as she has always maintained. Dimond clearly knew Baressi, and more than likely knows the documents in The Sunday People are fake. Dimond, like Baressi and so many others, still continue to profit from a man who's been dead for over four years.




    Übersetzung:


    Überprüfung Positiv: Paul Baressi ist die Quelle der Sunday People Trash Geschichte


    Da die Sunday People eine Geschichte über Michael Jackson veröffentlichte, in die er dem zufolge die Jackson Dutzende von Jungen missbraucht haben soll, ist die Geschichte wie eine Lawine außer Kontrolle geraten. Sowohl Roger Friedman und Charles Thomson haben ihre Erwiderungen auf die Vorwürfe geschrieben, aber keine der Tabloid Mainstream-Medien hat ihre Gegendarstellung, dass die Anschuldigungen absolut falsch sind gedruckt, noch haben die Tabloids erwähnt, dass diese "Quelle" immer wieder solche Geschichte an die Boulevardpresse verkauft.


    Der Sunday People Artikel besagt, dass sie in dem Besitz der "FBI-Akten" sei, die besagen, dass Jackson mit zahlreichen Jungen und ihre Eltern in Kontakt stand und dass er sich bemühte die Tatsache zu vertuschen, dass er die Kinder belästigt hätte. Von Friedmans kam der Einwand, dass die "FBI-Akten in der (Tabloid) schon vor langer Zeit diskutiert wurden und das diese angeblichen Dateien vom Assistenden Anthony Pelliciano, Paul Barresi, kommen würden."


    Paul Barresi, war im Jahre 1990 ein Gay-Porno-Star, behauptete, dass er eine Affäre mit John Travolta gehabt hätte. Er verkaufte seine Geschichte an den National Enquirer für $ 100.000. Barresi zog seine Geschichte später zurück. Barresi wurde Assistent bei Anthony Pellicano, der einmal als Privatdetektiv für Michael Jackson gearbeitet hatte.


    Während der Arbeit für Pellicano traf Baressi Philip und Stella LeMarque , ehemalige Köche bei Michael Jackson. Die LeMarques, insbesondere Phillip LeMarque, behauptet, dass Michael Jackson MacCaulay Culkin anfasste und mit den Jungen Pornos schaute. Culkin berichtet dann, wie es bis zum heutigen Tag der Fall ist, dass Jackson ihn nie berührte. Allerdings setzte die LeMarques ihre Arbeit für Jackson für die nächsten paar Monate fort, und kontaktiert die Boulevardpresse, um ihre Geschichte zu verkaufen. Nur wenn die Polizei die LeMarques kontaktiert, haben sie ihre Story zurück genommen.


    Im Jahr 1993 einigten sich Baressi mit PBS Frontline um für einen Dokumentarfilm interviewt zu werden, die so genannte Tabloid Wahrheit: Der Michael Jackson-Skandal . Das Baressi Segment beginnt bei 32:36. Hier ist, was Baressi über die LeMarques und den Verkauf ihrer Geschichte an die Boulevardpresse zu sagen hatte:


    "Mein Interesse ihnen zu helfen war, dass sie mir versprochen hatten, einen Prozentsatz von dem, was sie machten, abzugeben. Ich war nicht auf eine Art von Kreuzzug, um jemand vor Gericht zu bringen. Ob Michael schuldig oder unschuldig war, war an diesem Punkt war belanglos. Mein Interesse galt ausschließlich für dem Geld, genauso wie ihr Interesse, dass möchte ich hinzufügen. "


    Bei 34:40 geht es mit Baressi weiter:


    "Wir trafen uns, Stella und Phillip, ich und dieser Korrespondent von Inside Edition. Bis dahin hatte ich die Geschichte wahrscheinlich ein halbes Dutzend Mal gehört. Und der einzige Unterschied besteht darin, dieses Mal hatte ich ein Tonbandgerät in meinem Gürtel. Ich wollte die Gelegenheit nutzen, um ihre Geschichte selber zu verkaufen. Montagmorgen stand ich auf und ich wusste, was ich mit dem Band machen wollte. Ich wollte es zur Staatsanwaltschaft nehmen und es ihnen als Beweis übergeben. Ich wusste, dass die DA glücklich darüber sein würde und die Informationen mit offenen Armen empfangen würden. Und Zweitens, wusste ich, wie die Boulevardpresse darauf abfährt. "


    Bei 35:30, zeigt der Dokumentarfilm ein Dokument. Dieses Dokument ist unredacted und ist das gleiche Dokument was in der Sunday People Geschichte abgedruckt wurde. Hier ist ein Bild der beiden Dokumente nebeneinander:




    Natürlich sind das die gleichen Dokumente, da sie die gleiche Seriennummer auf der rechten Seite haben. Der Erzähler erklärt:


    "Als Baressi das Band zur DA brachte, hätte er nichts wegen seiner illegalen Tonbandaufnahme zu befürchten. Außerdem hätte es die Geschichte ruiniert, wenn die DA zugegeben hat an Insider-Informationen gearbeitet zu haben."


    Baressi stellte fest: "Das war die Seite, die gut funktioniert. Wenn meine Geschichte im geringsten, harmlos erschien, würden sie sie aus dem Fenster werfen. Das ist also eine sichere Möglichkeit, es im großen Stil zu tun.


    Also rief ich den Editor von The Globe an und sagte: Ich habe ein Band, und ich bin auf dem Weg in die Stadt, um es dem Bezirksstaatsanwalt zu übergeben. Seine Worte waren, lassen Sie uns mit Ihnen kommen, und ich wusste, ich hatte ihn. Der nächste Gedanke in meinem Kopf war, dass ich ihn nach $ 30.000 fragen werde. Du fragst immer nach doppelt so viel, wie Du hoffst, zu erhalten. Er legte mich in die Warteschleife und in weniger als einer Minute meldete er sich zurück und sagte gut wir können Ihnen nicht 30.000 geben, wir zahlen ihnen 10.0000. Ich sagte 15.000 und er sagte, Sie haben einen Deal. "


    Der Erzähler fragt: "Konnten sie die Überschrift erkennen?" Baressi sagt: "Oh, sicher, konnte ich sie sehen und das Geld auch."


    Bei 38:42 sagt Baressi über die LeMarques 'Geschichte "Das erste Mal, als ich von Jackson hörte, war, dass er seine Hand außerhalb der Hose des Jungen hatte. Ihnen wurde $ 100.000 geboten. Sobald ihr Preis auf $ 500.000 stieg, war dann die Hand in der Hose. Also komm. "


    Bei 51:58, stellt Baressi fest, "Es ist nicht ungewöhnlich, dass ein ehemaliger Arbeitgeber, ein Freund oder sogar ein Familienmitglied sich mit so einer Geschichte meldet.Doch für jemanden wie mich, der damit eigentlich nichts zu tun hat, ist ungewöhnlich. Es ist brillant. "


    Es ist kristallklar, angesichts der Geschichte und dem Verkauf seiner "Geschichte" an die Boulevardpresse, mit den passenden Dokumenten gekoppelt, dass Paul Baressi (wieder) die Quelle dieser "Geschichte" ist. Obwohl die meisten von Baressi nichts mehr erwarten, erwartet es die Öffentlichkeit wohl von den Medien. Scheckheft-Journalismus spielt anscheinend den Trumpf Wahrheit in den Boulevardblättern und in den Mainstream-Medien aus.


    Oh und übrigens, schrieb Diane Diamond einen Artikel für The Daily Beast und stellte die Unschuldsfrage von Jackson wieder einmal in Zweifel. Diamond kannte Baressi, und wusste wahrscheinlich auch, dass die Dokumente in der Sunday People gefälscht waren. Diamond, Baressi und so viele andere, werden somit auch weiterhin von einem Mann, der seit 4 Jahren Tot ist, profitieren.



    http://mjandjustice4some.blogspot.de/

  • Michael Jackson’s Ex Lawyer:
    He NEVER Paid $35M To Silence Abused Kids


    The man who successfully defended Michael Jackson at the 2005 molestation trial says it’s “sickening” that people are trying to “profit and exploit” the King of Pop after his death, in the wake an explosive report in London’s Sunday PEOPLE newspaper.

    Famed Los Angeles-based attorney Tom Mesereau rejected the tabloid report, which alleged his former client, Jackson, who died in 2009 at age 50, spent nearly $35 million in a desperate bid to cover up his crimes after he supposedly molested at least 24 boys.

    “The FBI never had any files alleging that Michael Jackson had sexually abused 24 young boys, because it never happened,” Mesereau told RadarOnline.com exclusively.

    “Remember, in 2009, the FBI released their files relating to Michael Jackson and even though some of it was redacted, there were absolutely no findings of any wrongdoing on behalf of my client. Leading up to the 2005 molestation trial, the Santa Barbara District Attorney was working with the FBI and Interpol and they came up with no evidence of any sexual abuse.

    “Believe me, if they had such information, it would have been presented at the trial.”

    Mesereau, who recently scoffed at Wade Robson‘s claims that Jackson had abused him, said the County of Santa Barbara District Attorney regularly flew to the FBI’s headquarters in Quantico, Va., during the 2005 case in attempt to find “any evidence against Michael.”

    “They never got it,” he said.
    Mesereau added, “It’s sickening that people are still trying to profit and exploit Michael Jackson in death.”

    The PEOPLE report comes amid the Jackson family’s wrongful death trial against concert promoter AEG Live and Mesereau predicted the damaging article was “likely linked to the AEG civil trial,” although he noted that “I can’t prove it.”

    A source close to the Jackson family also cast doubt on the report, noting the Thriller singer had emerged from multiple Los Angeles Department of Children & Family Services investigations without a case to answer.

    “Michael was fully cooperative during all of his interactions with DCFS,” a source previously told Radar.

    “Michael was interviewed for hours without his lawyer. He held nothing back. He couldn’t understand why these allegations were being made against him. DCFS cleared him on any wrongdoing in all its investigations.”



    http://radaronline.com/exclusi…ions-silence-abused-kids/

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    http://www.youtube.com/user/kiwi4u?feature=watch


    Michael Jackson & Tabloids Documentary 1994 (german) part 1/7


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  • ..man mag es kaum posten..so ne gequirlte Scheisse hab ich schon lang net mehr gelesen..erschreckend dumm und dreist...:zorn
    ..also der "Tagesspiegel" topt das Ganze jetzt noch...alles was man an Zutaten hat..kopiert man..wirfts in einen Topf..ne Prise Spekulation und Bösartigkeit dazu...einen fetten Schuss Unkenntnis und die Hauptzutat is Ignoranz..alles durchgerührt..und da hammer nen "feinen" Artikel..:kotz


    http://www.tagesspiegel.de/wel…hael-jackson/8432900.html

  • ..guter ...langer!..Artikel von vindicatemj...:top


    Tabloid Truth: The Michael Jackson Scandal and a PLEA TO THE FBI in the name of Michael Jackson’s children



    July 1, 2013
    tags: children, FBI, Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson's children, Richard Ben Cramer, Victor Gutierrezby Vindicatemj (Helena)
    .I probably misunderstand something but I don’t see why the FBI cannot make a simple statement regarding the current fierce allegations raised by tabloids against Jackson and his children.


    Yes, all this dirt is primarily aimed at Michael’s children, because Jackson himself is in a much better place than this damned world of ours, and it is his children who have to sustain this in human onslaught against their young lives, well-being and sanity in the long run.


    FBI SHOULD SPEAK UP
    If these UK tabloid beasts are right and they do have some “secret FBI files” let FBI admit it and simultaneously explain to us why they did not disclose to us this damning information in due time – for example, during the 2005 trial.


    If the UK media is lying like crazy here, let FBI also make a clear statement about it and call a spade a spade, i.e. call a liar a terrible liar it is.


    But what they absolutely cannot do is stay aside and watch the avalanche of lies growing with new coming day and close their eyes on this terrible process.


    The health, life and future of three young children are in danger and there should be someone in the country who should stand on the guard of these children’s well-being and should put a stop to this torture.


    Some child-protection agencies should interfere and demand that there an official response given to these horrendous innuendoes about their father.


    The children do not live in a vacuum and are the first to meet this current wave of hate, spite and shocking stories, and you don’t have to be a fortune teller to know that their frail lives will be for sure broken by this horrible experience.


    The initiators of this dirty campaign are inspired by the example of Jimmy Saville, whose death was followed by hundreds of real or fictitious victims making claims against him and now suing his estate, but even if we put aside the whole big difference between Saville’s guilt and Michael’s innocence, there are two other factors which should be taken into account.


    Saville did not leave small children behind him and if he had the child-protection agencies would have surely interfered even despite his guilt and the judge would have put some sort of a gag order on the media until the matter was clarified.


    But Jackson does have children and some protective measures should be immediately taken to shield them from all this incredible nastiness in the press.


    And the second big difference from their UK guy is that besides young children Jackson also has an extensive FBI file which contains all the truth about Michael and FBI can tell it to everyone without any further delay.


    You may say that the FBI file may open up some unwelcome truths about Jackson and it will only make worse for the children. Well, the way it looks now we will know the content of those files anyway and if we do it would be preferable to learn about them from the official sources and in the original form too, and not in some crooked variant which will be presented to us by some insane tabloids.


    And secondly, if there are some secret files yet unknown to us the FBI will owe us an explanation why they did not disclose this information to the public at the time when they it was needed most – during the 2005 trial when absolutely every shred of evidence should have been taken out and presented in court.


    However the danger of the ‘unwelcome truth’ disclosed by the FBI seems to me a highly unlikely scenario. I simply cannot imagine the FBI covering up for a person guilty of such a heinous crime. Their whole reason for existence is to provide security to the country’s citizens and help the police fight criminals who may be a danger to the nation – so why should they cover up the ‘unwelcome truth’ then?


    If the FBI makes a public statement on their files on Michael Jackson it won’t even cost them a single dime or another extra moment spent on investigation – they already know the truth and simply need to tell it.


    But what they absolutely cannot do is leave the public swarmed by the darkest suspicions, dirty innuendoes and incredible lies in a situation when it involves three young children whose whole life now depends on whether the FBI speaks out or not.


    If there any honest journalists still left in the country please invite the FBI agents to your forums and make them give the final answer. If even grown-ups like us are sick to our stomach with all these horrendous stories, how much more horrible must it be for Michael’s children? And what anguish is it giving them?


    Have mercy at least on them…


    ..weiter im link..



    http://vindicatemj.wordpress.c…ichael-jacksons-children/

  • ....Deborah von Reflections On The Dance (sie ist oft recht gut informiert und hat auch einige Kontakte, zB zu Mesereau und anderen und erfährt daher manchmal das eine oder andere früher) gerade auf fb:


    ...es werde morgen einen sehr wichtigen Artikel auf cnn geben bezüglich der Gerüchte und des Mülls, der gerade die Runde macht. Der Artikel solle angeblich positiv sein und einiges an Wahrheit hineinbringen. Sie halte ihre Daumen gedrückt (dafür, dass es auch wirklich so sein wird).. sie werde den Artikel posten, sobald er veröffentlicht sei....


    >>Deborah Campise Kunesh
    vor 24 Minuten
    BREAKING NEWS


    ...there will be a very important article tomorrow coming out on CNN in regards to all of the garbage that has been going around. I will post it as soon as it's up tomorrow.<<


    ...und als Antwort auf Nachfragen von fb-Usern:


    >> Yes, about the whole situation going on with the latest set of rumors. It is supposed to be positive and blow some truth out of the water. Keeping my fingers crossed.<<


    :ungeduld

  • Ich mag schon gar nichts mehr darüber hören/lesen.


    Es ist einfach nur wirklich traurig.


    Wem zum Henker hat Michael so in die Suppe gespuckt, dass man ihm das antut ? Und nicht nur ihm, sondern jetzt auch noch seinen Kindern.

  • Roger Friedman speaks with Mark Simone radio - 34:22

    http://www.wor710.com/player/?…mone.xml&amp;mid=23420885


    Bits from Roger Friedman -


    There are no FBI files .NO pay out - Michael did NOT molest any children .. He had a childish mentality .. He was set up by the kid in 2005 .. This Wade Robson testified in the 2005 trial .. you'd think he seen another kid molested and he'd save him..but no.. NOW that the probate is closing he comes along with allegations.


    It's a total fraud .. Michael Jackson's kids are suffering. ...

  • Tabloid report on Michael Jackson 'FBI files' questioned


    By Alan Duke, CNN
    July 4, 2013




    Los Angeles (CNN) -- A London tabloid declared Sunday that "secret FBI files" reveal Michael Jackson paid millions to silence dozens of boys he abused.



    The story quickly echoed throughout global media, perhaps in part because of the trial of the Jackson family's wrongful death
    lawsuit against a concert promoter and the recent suicide attempt by Jackson's teenage daughter.


    A website can enjoy a sharp spike in traffic -- which can translate into advertising revenue -- with a sensational headline.


    But journalists and others who have closely followed the controversies and legal fights surrounding the pop star found the description by the Sunday People
    newspaper of the documents as being from FBI files to be questionable.


    'Recycled tabloid reports'


    "None of this is new -- zero -- and there was no FBI involvement," said CNN Special Investigations reporter Drew Griffin.
    "It just sounds like recycled tabloid reports from 20 years ago."


    Griffin saw and reported on the same material more than a decade ago as a local Los Angeles reporter.


    "The bottom line is this stuff was not in the FBI files," said Tom Mesereau, the lawyer who successfully defended Jackson
    against child molestation charges in a lengthy trial in 2005. "The FBI closed the investigation. It sounds like a bunch of utter nonsense."


    Journalist Diane Dimond, who is no defender of the pop icon, also attacked the Sunday People article.


    "It is obvious the paper took this old story and proceeded to make it seem new by adding numbers to it -- 24 boys paid off
    $35 million by Michael Jackson," Dimond said. "The problem is there's no evidence to back up the claim that Jackson made that many payoffs."


    Dimond's book "Be Careful Who You Love: Inside the Michael Jackson Case" details her coverage of allegations of improper relationships between Jackson and boys.


    The tabloid report was published at a critical time for the Jackson family, as its wrongful death lawsuit against a concert promoter
    entered its 10th week and while Jackson's daughter, Paris, is being treated after a reported suicide attempt.


    "The files will also dismay *****'s kids, Prince, 16, Paris, 15, and 11-year-old Blanket, who have not yet come to terms
    with losing their father," the Sunday People story said.


    Michael Jackson considered the British tabloids' use of "*****" to be a derogatory term.


    Griffin, Dimond and Mesereau each point to Paul Barresi, a former porn actor who lost his private investigator's license for fabricating evidence,
    as the person who possessed the material published Sunday.


    It included an audio recording of an interview done by Jim Mitteager, a reporter with the U.S.-based Globe tabloid,
    with a couple who worked as chefs at Jackson's Neverland Ranch. Mitteager left the tape to Baressi when he died of cancer in 1997.


    "Paul Barresi made it no secret over the years that he had come into possession of the Mitteager tapes and that they included
    a long interview with Philip and Stella LeMarque, the former live-in couple at Neverland," Dimond said.
    "He discussed the tapes and their contents with me on several occasions."


    Griffin said Barresi also gave him access to the material years ago. It included reports Barresi wrote when he worked
    for now-disgraced celebrity investigator Anthony Pellicano.
    Pellicano is serving a 15-year federal prison sentence for a wiretapping and racketeering convictions.


    Porn star turned P.I.


    "Since Barresi has fairly recently been stripped of his P.I.'s license, I can imagine that money has been tight for him," Dimond said.
    "My best guess is that the UK paper offered Mr. Barresi several thousand dollars for his copies of the old Pellicano files."


    When CNN called Barresi on Tuesday to ask if he sold the materials to the newspaper, he responded:
    "I have no comment and that's all I have to say."


    But before the question could be posed, he asked if the reporter wanted to know how many times he's had sex in a hammock.
    He explained it was a common question people ask because of his porn film career.


    Barresi's films, with titles such as "Married Men with Men on the Side" and "Leather Bears and Smooth Chested Huskies,"
    won him the X-Rated Critics' award for best "group grope scene" in 1985 and he was inducted into the GayVN's Hall of Fame in 2008.


    Barresi, now 60, retired from the porn business to focus more on his investigative work, but court records suggest
    he was not as successful in that work.


    He obtained a California private investigator's license in 2009, but lost it three years later.
    He signed a "stipulated settlement" with the state admitting that he faked a report about an ex-girlfriend's drug use to get her fired
    from her hospital job as a nurse in 2011.


    Federal court records also show Barresi and his wife filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2010.


    Tabloid stands by story


    A Sunday People spokesman would not confirm that Barresi was the paper's source or if it paid for access, but he did stand by the story.


    "Our article clearly states that we have seen copies of reports, phone transcripts and interviews carried out by an agent working for private investigator
    Anthony Pellicano who had been hired by Michael Jackson," Rupert Smith said in an e-mail to CNN.
    "The files were seized by the FBI when Pellicano was himself investigated in 2002. The documents then became part of the
    FBI's files on Jackson case numbers CADCE MJ-02463 and CR 01046."


    In fact, the FBI released files it collected on Michael Jackson in December 2009, six months after his death.
    Most of them related to the federal agency's support of the California investigations of child molestation allegations against the entertainer.


    Los Angeles Police, who were investigating child molestation allegations against Jackson, called the FBI's Los Angeles office
    in September 1993 to suggest the agency look into a "possible federal violation against Jackson concerning transportation
    of a minor across state lines for immoral purposes (Mann Act)", one document said.


    The Los Angeles County district attorney did not pursue criminal charges against Jackson, but the singer did reach
    a confidential financial settlement with the 1993 accuser, Jordan Chandler, and his father after they filed a lawsuit.
    Reports at the time said the Chandlers got between $16 million and $20 million from Jackson's insurance company.


    The Chandler accusation became a key part of the prosecution's case when Jackson was tried
    and acquitted of molestation a decade later in Santa Barbara County, California.


    Mesereau, who reviewed the 330 redacted pages released by the FBI, said the documents purported by the newspaper
    to have been included in the files were not there.


    CNN also reviewed the files, which are still posted on the FBI website, and found none referring to other payoffs by Jackson.
    None of the file numbers matched those quoted by the newspaper.


    "You can imagine what the prosecutor in Santa Barbara would have done with this information if they really had it," Mesereau said.


    Phillip LeMarque did testify, telling the court that he once caught Jackson improperly touching then-child actor
    Macaulay Culkin while he worked as Jackson's self-described cook and "majordomo" for about 10 months in 1991.


    Culkin, the second witness called in Jackson's defense, denied any improper touching by Jackson.


    Jackson's guilt is 'inconsequential'


    Barresi represented the LaMarques in an attempt to sell their story to tabloid media outlets, Mesereau said.


    LeMarque admitted at the trial that he tried to make money from his story, even meeting with Barresi,
    who promised him $100,000 from the tabloid press, maybe more if the story were dirtier.


    "He began to make the story more and more graphic as the price went up," Mesereau said, referring to Phillip LaMarque.


    "Was it true that the broker told him the payoff might be higher if Mr. Jackson's hand was inside Culkin's pants?"
    Mesereau asked during cross examination.


    "That's what he said," LeMarque said.


    Barresi discussed his deal with the LaMarques in an interview for a PBS "Frontline" documentary in 1994.


    "My interest in helping them was that they promised me a percentage of what they made," Baressi said.
    "I was not on any kind of crusade to bring anyone to justice. Whether Michael was guilty or innocent at that point was inconsequential.
    My interest was strictly for the money, as was theirs, I might add."





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  • I am not sure this is not already posted. I Did not bring link.


    Radar Online published new story from Wade. I think he is setting up for another suit. I think he believes if he files enough one has to stick.


    He claims his Father who died in 2002 committed suicide when finding out MJ molested Wade.


    I had several excuses for what has done. I could not believe he would not do this if not forced. The excuses I came up with were he had murdered someone and was being blackmailed. But a man who would use his deceased Father in this way? There are no excuses. He is just someone who was once a nice boy who grew up to be a bottom feeder. A little money grubber.


    He has shamed his father and family by implying they always knew and lied. Shamed his father saying he did nothing but kill himself instead of avenging his son. He may look so nice, but he is ugly underneath. Wade Robson has no honor.

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  • Dialdancer - I agree! Think about it, in the age of 7 years up to 14 years WR was a minor. His parents were responsible. His parents removed to the USA, they took the gifts, ... So - why WR accused his mother too?


    Hat seine Mutter je eine Stellungnahme außer 2005 abgegeben? Seine Eltern waren die Erziehungsberichtigten - und ohne sie ging nichts! Warum verklagt er nicht sie. Sie haben doch auch von der ganzen Sache profitiert!


    Es ist der zweite Vater eines mutmaßlichen Anklägers, der sich selbst umgebracht hat.

  • omg! Insider" sat down with Majestik Magnificent on Tuesday,
    a close friend of the Jackson family who also appears on La Toya's OWN reality show, "Life With La Toya." Majestik opened up about about all the drama surrounding the Jackson family including the wrongful death suit against
    AEG, Wade Robson's accusations of abuse and Paris Jackson's recent suicide attempt. He told us, "Even in death this man cannot get a break.
    It's ridiculous. Michael being dead is not enough for people. They gave him hell when he was here on earth. They won't even let him rest in
    peace." Check out “omg! Insider” on TV for the latest entertainment news.


    Majestik (Freund der Familie, taucht auch in LaToyas Reality Show auf): Selbst im Tod bekommt dieser Mensch keine Atempause. Es genügt diesen Leuten nicht MJ tod zu sehen. Sie haben ihm bereits auf der Erde das Leben zu Hölle gemacht. Sie können in nicht in Frieden ruhen lassen...



    Video im Link:
    http://omg.yahoo.com/video/maj…son-family-230210290.html

  • Diese Aktion wird, wie alle anderen solchen Aktionen, leider scheitern. Es gibt viel, viel zu wenig Fans, um da etwas zu erreichen. Das war schon zu Michaels Lebzeiten unrealistisch. Und jetzt erst recht. Und vor allem mit einem Lied, das nur Fans kennen.

  • Some of you
    might wonder Why I decided to create a Twitter account. I am here to kill the rumors circulating about Michael Jackson and people I am working for. I will be
    able to do it in front of the whole world using social networks. Thanks for your support.
    https://twitter.com/TomMesereau




    ..Tom Mesereau hat nun eine Twitter-Seite eingerichtet... um auf die ganzen Gerüchte über MJ einzugehen. DANKE TOM !!! :blumen

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