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*exitspeed* · 06-14-2005, 07:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PHLIP

I am not protesting his innocence, I don't think he laid the wood to that little boy, but I DO feel he was dead ass wrong for putting himself in the position to be accused of it all over again, and I am still shocked that they didn't at least get him on the administering alcohol to a minor... But hey, my lawyer doesn't have to prove me innocent, only prove reasonable doubt of guilt

Exactly.

24Zero · 06-14-2005, 10:55 AM

^ I agree. Good thing he was not in Ft. Payne, Alabama - the police officers would probably been at Neverland Ranch with him and the boys.

S14Speed997 · 06-14-2005, 11:07 AM

All I have to say is that the California judicial system is backwards.

oh yea, and a joke :

What is McCauley Culkin's favorite salad dressing?

Neverland Ranch !

Agent_S13 · 06-14-2005, 12:10 PM

Interesting result.

A few of my observations

1) I agree w/ Phlip -- he should of atleast been guilty of serving alcohol to minors and the pornography charge too. Minor slaps on the wrists compared to the other charges, but everyone knows those 2 offenses he was guilty of.

2) The jury scares me. I know now if I'm ever on trial, it will never be one of my "peers". Just like the Peterson case, the jury did not look at the evidence presented, they formed their own opinions based on what they thought they saw from the witness/victim.

Peterson Juror - "He just looked guilty because he didn't cry/show emotion."

Jackson Juror - "I didn't like the victim's mother, especially when she snapped her fingers at us."

Both are paraphrased, but you get the idea.

Well, he's innocent of criminal charges but what happens now with the Civil Case?

Jackson should leave the US. He's still popular in Asia/Europe where he can tour and make some money back, especially if reports are true that he's broke. Then he can live to a 3rd world country and buy/molest all the li'l kids he wants. The kids get a better life than the poverty stricken abandonment they had and Jackson has his "family".

Now something more light-hearted...

"That's one 'Smooth Criminal' leaving the courthouse today..."

-Aaron
'91 240sx coupe

*NemeGuero* · 06-14-2005, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Buffalo Daughter

well after the verdict i am kinda a 50/50. I mean he still admitted to sleeping w/ little boys but not in a sexual manner still kinda makes you think that he has a thing for little boys. And then theres the family(s) that accused him that had pattern of accusations in the past to many other judges. They totally leeched him for money but then again still it came out that he sleeps with boys. Many things that contradict one another and then again are just unimaginable to be made up. Some cray ass shit.

Not to bag on you but his childhood was really not a happy one. He brings in and shows a lot of affection for young children because he doesn't want them growing up unloved. Yes it's a little on the eccentric side but there is a lot worse out there. So he sleeps in the same bed with a child to make up for his lack of childhood... weird? Yah.. but there is some strand of understandability in it.. just nothing I would ever do.. that's why he built neverland ranch.. a place for kids to feel loved..

Michael is awesome, just wish he didn't have so much surgery done and had some therapy to get over his childhood compensation issues.. He'll always be the King of Pop and his shit is known EVERYWHERE.. he made really really good music and that's what people should remember..

sorry for the rant but it seems like nobody really sticks up for him and fuck the media and their blood sucking biases

06-14-2005, 10:55 AM	#32
24Zero Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Alabama Age: 44 Posts: 338 Trader Rating: (0) Rides Gallery: 24Zero Feedback Score: 0 reviews	^ I agree. Good thing he was not in Ft. Payne, Alabama - the police officers would probably been at Neverland Ranch with him and the boys. __________________ Jamie My Site www.24zero.com 30D \| 17-40L \| 27-70L \| 70-200L Some of my work

06-14-2005, 11:07 AM	#33
S14Speed997 Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Tampa, FL Age: 33 Posts: 527 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	All I have to say is that the California judicial system is backwards. oh yea, and a joke : What is McCauley Culkin's favorite salad dressing? Neverland Ranch ! __________________ I love signatures that aren't over 400x200!

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06-14-2005, 12:10 PM	#34
Agent_S13 Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Bay Area, CA Posts: 481 Trader Rating: (3) Feedback Score: 3 reviews	Interesting result. A few of my observations 1) I agree w/ Phlip -- he should of atleast been guilty of serving alcohol to minors and the pornography charge too. Minor slaps on the wrists compared to the other charges, but everyone knows those 2 offenses he was guilty of. 2) The jury scares me. I know now if I'm ever on trial, it will never be one of my "peers". Just like the Peterson case, the jury did not look at the evidence presented, they formed their own opinions based on what they thought they saw from the witness/victim. Peterson Juror - "He just looked guilty because he didn't cry/show emotion." Jackson Juror - "I didn't like the victim's mother, especially when she snapped her fingers at us." Both are paraphrased, but you get the idea. Well, he's innocent of criminal charges but what happens now with the Civil Case? Jackson should leave the US. He's still popular in Asia/Europe where he can tour and make some money back, especially if reports are true that he's broke. Then he can live to a 3rd world country and buy/molest all the li'l kids he wants. The kids get a better life than the poverty stricken abandonment they had and Jackson has his "family". Now something more light-hearted... "That's one 'Smooth Criminal' leaving the courthouse today..." -Aaron '91 240sx coupe