These are links to a series of very detailed investigative stories published in Vanity Fair. They were written by Maureen Orth over a 12 year period of covering Jackson. The author notes that nothing published in these stories was ever legally challenged by Jackson or his associates. The case against Jackson is quite damning.
Vanity Fair? Repeating the same stories over and over for 12 years doesn’t constitute proof. It constitutes commerce.
It seems that Jordie Chandler was invited by the prosecutor to testify under oath against Michael Jackson, and declined.
He had a chance to testify first in his own case, and then in the 2005 case, and both times he declined.
Macauley Culkin did testify under oath, and Michael Jackson was acquitted.
It’s hard to believe that someone as weird as Michael Jackson was actually innocent of child molestation, but after 32 hours of deliberation that’s what the jury ruled. I continue to think it was a correct verdict.