BTW, what kind of sick bastard would show the movie 'The Exorcist' to a 12 year old??? Oops. My bad. Jacko would.
Phew... I was worried for a sec that I was a sick bastard, but my kids were 10 and 8 when they saw that... And yet, years later they are well-adjusted young ladies, albeit with an unhealthy fixation with green pea soup...
I thought that too.His plan was to probably scare the kid into his waiting arms,then he could make his move from there.That movie has been known to have psychologicly scarred some adults,let alone a young kid.My wife won't watch it to this day.
I actually found Jackson's fans more disturbing than Jackson. A girl in Germany begged Jackson to let her hug him, and afterwards sat down on the pavement sobbing with emotion. Wherever he went there were dozens and dozens of people with banners and presents, pleading for him to touch them, hug them. After watching that, I think they're crazier than he is -- and no wonder he's nuts, ANBODY would be mental if they were surrounded by people worshipping you like a god.
Well, my dad took me to see the movie "Alien" when I was 7 years old. That night as I lay in bed, the streetlight cast a shadow from a nearby tree onto the ceiling. It looked like alien tentacles to me. Scared the hell out of me.
OK, to stay on topic, I have to say that by acting so creepy in general, and around children especially, he left himself wide open for such a lawsuit. If it was truly fabricated, he should have fought it, vigorously. If he lost, he'd still be out the money, but at least SOME of his current doubters would believe him. It's just like the defendant who doesn't take the stand. The jury can't help but wonder what he is so afraid of that he won't testify in his own defense.
The kind of sick bastard who is trying to scare a twelve year old, so that he can "comfort" him.