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The 2005 criminal trial of Michael Jackson ended in acquittal on all counts after roughly four months of testimony and about 32 hours of jury deliberations; the jury’s initial vote was nine to acquit ...
Leaving Neverland presents detailed, first-person accusations by Wade Robson and James Safechuck that Michael Jackson sexually abused them as children, describing prolonged contact, graphic acts, groo...
The principal prosecution witnesses in Michael Jackson’s 2005 criminal trial were the Arvizo family—chiefly (the accuser), his brother Starr (often spelled “Star” in contemporaneous reporting), and th...
The 2005 People v. Jackson trial featured roughly 140 witnesses, voluminous testimony and media spectacle but ended in a unanimous not‑guilty verdict after jurors concluded the prosecution had not met...
In the 2005 People v. Jackson trial the prosecution’s key witnesses included the accuser Gavin Arvizo, his family members and former Neverland staff who described observations; the defense’s high-prof...
The 2005 criminal trial of Michael Jackson (People v. Jackson) centered on allegations by the Arvizo family that Jackson molested 13‑year‑old Gavin Arvizo at Neverland in 2003; the prosecution present...
During Michael Jackson’s 2005 Santa Barbara trial, prosecutors presented testimony alleging he shared beds with minors and behaved inappropriately; defense witnesses — including Wade Robson and Macaul...
Gavin Arvizo and members of his family were the prosecution’s central witnesses in the 2005 People v. Jackson case: Gavin (then 15) and his siblings testified that Michael Jackson gave them alcohol, s...