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I agree. It is really sad. Too bad those who abused Jackson as a kid never got caught and sentenced. It might have prevented him from making the evil choices he has made.

But abusing an already abused cancer patient is beyond the pale. Jackson knows he is guilty and facing his accuser must be a little "stressful" for him.

Yes, I am sure that yesterday or today is probably the first time Michael has been truly in touch with reality in a very long time. Yesterday, was just the preliminaries with the accuser's testimony. Today, that's another story. Michael is going to have to listen to what the accuser said he did to him. All the lies Michale and his PR machine have crafted over the years are being laid bare in a public place. I would not doubt that we hear that some type of emotional outburst has taken place either Michael breaking down to a sobbing mess or calling calling the accuser a liar aloud while he is on the stand. His psyche is crumbling. It would not surprise me to find that he has to be committed before the trial is over.

Michael's troubles are of his own making. He has no one to blame but himself.

Thanks for the reply, Yaelle, couldn't agree with you more. And taking advantage of and possibly molesting any kid, esp. an ill one? Whew -- major evil there, for sure. . . .