Jacko Accuser: 'Wine and Sleeping Pills' (alleged victim was cancer patient)

FoxNews.com ^ | 11/19/03 | Roger Friedman

[GovernmentShrinker]

The 12-year-old boy at the center of the Michael Jackson child molestation scandal may have confessed to his psychiatrist that the pop singer plied him with wine and sleeping pills when he allegedly molested him, according to sources.

The boy has also hired Los Angeles attorney Larry Feldman, the same lawyer who represented the family of a 13-year-old boy who made similar allegations a decade ago, the sources said.

[fortunecookie]

Absolutely!!! But his goal isn't 'helping' the kids as much as it is helping himself to the kids, so he has to try to repair his image whenever possible. I'm now convinced he's a sociopath (among other things) who is using his 'fame', such as it is, and his wealth as a pretense to be near the kids. "He's so kind, look how he helps the kids," they swoon. (barf alert) They say he's almost broke, so I can't see why the lowlifes who help him stick around, since presumably it was for the money.

Sadly, he probably does sleep with his own kids, even if it's innocently right now because they are so young (not the usual 10 or 12). Plus, one of his children is a girl. It's good the cops stepped in now, imagine (sarcasm) how lonely and left out she would feel in a few years.

What? Give money away without getting anything (the attention of the kids and the sleepovers - ew, creepy) in return???? Never.

Eeewwww, must go wash, not clean enough...

[oldironsides]

The boys parents are not far behind Jackson in the scumbag column. Notice the lawyer they have? Notice the gifts they took? Notice they ignored previous child molestation questions? They ought to remove this boy from the parents while they are at it. They are opportunists that dangled a child in front of a strange creature like Jackson.

[Born in a Rage]

You don't suppose this is the cancer boy who was in that disturbing video with him, do you?

As soon as I heard they were going after Wacko Jacko I thought of that boy in his last televised interview; he was holding his hand....

[Howlin]

Well, for God's sake, don't mention that in front of anybody around here; after I asked that question, I'm accused of being a defender of sexual predators!

[Sabertooth]

*If we were to follow your reasoning, wouldn't your opinion of my opinion of someone else's opinion also be off topic?

**Yes, and it was.

Nah, I disagree.

And even though I also disagree with your previous post to me, it was totally fair game.

On any given thread, posters opine about the topic. Their posts then become part of the discussion, and an aspect of the topic. Other posters may comment or gather evidence and sources to confirm or refute what's been opined; it happens all the time. Sometimes it's done to good effect, and sometimes not, but that's what keeps things interesting.

What would be the point of posting if we could never be challenged on what we post?

[dogbyte12]

The inmates will be serving justice over this one.

I doubt MJ spends more than a day in jail. He is probably gathering the $3,000,000 right now, to have on hand for his bail. He has enough money, that if he knows he is about to lose in court, he could flee, passport or not. Sure, he is recognizable, but I am betting that during the trial, somebody would be willing to take a bribe to get him across the border first to Mexico, then to a country with no extradition treaty, after of course he stashes whatever assets he has, in a offshore account.

If that doesn't happen, he will probably commit suicide. Michael Jackson is sick, but not stupid. He knows he wouldn't survive prison. One way or another, he is going to make sure he doesn't go.

[Born in a Rage]

There is someone who posted the other day that Wacko Jacko went to his church or something and that everyone there liked him, including bringing their kids to "Neverland Ranch".....he must be a very manipulative person (Wacko Jacko).

[Born in a Rage]

There is someone who posted the other day that Wacko Jacko went to his church or something and that everyone there liked him, including bringing their kids to "Neverland Ranch".....he must be a very manipulative person (Wacko Jacko).

[DCPatriot]

Maybe Jacko saw the episode you're citing.

I've read and heard many people suggest that this is another of his patented publicity ploys.

Seems every time he's about to release an album or start a tour he finds a way to insert himself in the global headlines.

[Born in a Rage]

Really? That makes no sense. Well, I'll have to read some more of the thread.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

That was the local Mormon church.

[fortunecookie]

Oh my. I had forgotten about Pelicano. It does seem curious that he's jailed at this moment. I never realized Pelicano had so many different high profile, celebrity clients. It's so wierd.

[cricket]

"I'm sure they all knew Jacko's history and probably said some pretty nasty things. Could this have affected the boy's perception of past events? Just food for thought."

Well, we don't know what they said. . .but MJ's history surely can speak for itself. . .and MJ's history has been screaming for years, that something is deperately wrong here.

Of course, all the while MJ acts like he is a 'Mr. Rogers'; and the 'emperors observers' confirm, 'he really is'!

Just an ordinary, sweet guy who loves 'little children'. . .

Beam all of them up, please.

[Sabertooth]

Speaking of Peliciano's ties to Michael and to Hillary controlling her bimbo eruptions, anyone remember Clinton's second inaugural, I think it was the second, when Jackson was on stage entertainiing the Clintons with scores of little kids around him dancing and all

Yeah, it reminded me of Caligula.

This Tripod site has exceeded its bandwidth for the day, but according to the Google cache, it's got a pic of Jackson at Clinton's first Inaugural Ball.

Try the Tripod site tomorrow.

[fortunecookie]

I just never realized it was so deep and covered such a variety of people. I bet a lot of people are squirming now that Pelicano is behind bars. Let's hope he stays healthy in jail.

[cajungirl]

Yes! Caligula! Perfect. At the same gala those two bimbo actresses, one was Goldie Hawn I do believe, sacheted up to the stage holding hands like preteens and simpering asked Clinton to "be good to us",,,I think I threw up then. Throwing up is reallly on my brain today,,this entire thing just nauseates me.

[af_vet_rr]

Too bad that's a $3 million dollar bail and not $3 million dollar bounty

[cricket]

"It was a "take the money or you'll be sleeping with the fishes" type negotiation."

Yes, the same offer he made to Gennifer, Juanita. . .Kathleen et al. And some of the 'et al' no doubt, became fish food.

It would be brave and honest and way too much to expect that the Media would go 'there'. Dick Morris will; but no one quotes him.

[gg188]

I think that Michael's fans have the right to watch him do his full rendition of "The Perp Walk".

The Perp Moon-Walk, right?

[PLMerite]

Not necessarily. If he goes to jail, they still have a future in gay porn...prison movies, that is.