will the jury find him guilty? |
| Posted by: mystic | |
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Jim Nasium said this in post #2 :
he's guilty as sin, but they will never find him guilty. |
Im in total agreement with you Jim!
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| Posted by: fuscia | | I also agree with Jim. It is a sad state of the world when people like Jackson can get away with hurting children.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: gaboman | | I'm still not decided on whether he's guilty or innocent, but I do think they'll find him not guilty. Perhaps they'll find him guilty of one of the lesser charges like, say, giving alcohol to a minor. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: MiLlY_BaBi_ThUg | | To be honest I really dont' believe Michael Jackson did anything to that little boy sexually!!! | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: oneofpeace | | You mean Jesus Juice don'tcha Gab... 
I don't necessarily believe Mike didn't do it. From what I've seen of this trial and family, there's no way MJ should be convicted. Thought I have my doubts, I'm leaning toward MJ simply been stuck in a childhood that's causing him adulthood anguish. He should be forced to seek professional help in either case. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | | I think the prosecution was onto something when they said if you sleep with someone for 365 nights, it is a relationship.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: lickety_split | | Yes, it's a relationship alright- but it doesn't mean it's sexual.
After hearing most of the evidence, and the arguments from both sides- I couldn't put the charges on Michael. The story told by the prosecution witnesses have lots of holes, not to mention it sounds totally improbable that the events happened EXACTLY as the boy said it did. I'd be more inclined to believe the defense and their version of events.
In any event, based only on what I've heard and seen from the media reports, I'd have to vote "not guilty" if I was a juror.
Who knows what the jury will do, but it will be interesting to see the outcome and aftermath of this trial. We will have to wait 'n' see. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | |
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fuscia said this in post #8 :
I think the prosecution was onto something when they said if you sleep with someone for 365 nights, it is a relationship. |
If it wasn't sexual, they why weren't Jackson's kids in the room too? Daddy sleeps with strange kids, yet leaves his own alone to spend time with strangers? 
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| Posted by: Ken NJ | | http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/nm/20050613/mdf583652.jpg I'm hoping that the jury will return a not guilty verdict on all 10 counts because this case has NOT ONE IOTA physical evidence for the claims. All based on "he said, she said and whatever other people said"... all wanting to make a buck off the mega super-star. If Michael Jackson didn't have two cents, no one would care and the world of 2200 journalists camping outside of the courthouse would have nothing to do.
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Michael Jackson Jury Reaches Verdict -AP - 5 minutes ago
SANTA MARIA, Calif. - Michael Jackson's jury reached verdicts Monday in the child molestation and conspiracy case against the "King of Pop." A caravan of SUVs delivered Jackson to the courthouse about 95 minutes after the jury, which listened to 14 weeks of testimony and arguments, sent word of a decision. The panel deliberated about 30 hours over seven days.
More than 300 anxious fans and onlookers stood outside the courthouse, screaming and yelling.
Many waved signs in support of Jackson that read "Keep Michael Free" and stood atop step ladders to get a better look.
* source: http://news.yahoo.com/fc/entertainment/michael_jackson |
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| Posted by: hellokittykelli | | it's a bittersweet victory for me. Will I go wear my MJ shirts now.....no. Because eventhough he was found innocent, I found out more about my former idol than what I wanted to know.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Benyamin | | I listened to the jury press meeting and found them creditable and they acted as a jury should act when there is reasonable doubt. my objection is that it seems only celebrities get such a good jury deliberation. I believe that when an ordinary citizen is on trial that the jury will convict them even if it is only a feeling of guilt that they get from the overall case. But when a celebrity goes on trial they seem to go the extra mile and really look at any possibility that he or she maybe not guilty. So my point is that we should all get the same consideration that celebrities get, but I doubt that will ever happen. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: one and only | | WELL ALL I CAN SAY IS I'M GLALD THE JURY SHOW RIGHT THROUGH THE BOY'S MOM AND THAT SNEDDON CHARACTER, WHO WILL HE GO AFTER NEXT? LET'S ALL STAY TUNED. MUCH LOVE MICHAEL!!!!!!!!!! | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: mystic | |
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one and only said this in post #16 :
MUCH LOVE MICHAEL!!!!!!!!!! |
Unless you are under the age of 13...I doubt he cares how you feel about him.
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