[b]Prior allegations permissible in Jackson trial[/b] The Associated Press Updated: 4:05 p.m. ET March 28, 2005 SANTA MARIA, Calif. – The judge in Michael Jacksons child molestation trial ruled Monday that the prosecution may present testimony about past allegations against the pop star involving five boys, including two who reached Continue Reading
[b]Jackson Jury Can Hear of Past Allegations[/b] March 28 2005 … Defense attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. asked Judge Rodney Melville to exclude the allegations, saying they were based on third parties, many of whom were after Jackson’s money. The reference was to former Jackson employees who sued the singer in Continue Reading
MARCH 28 2005 (3:53 PM) — Earlier a report from Mike Taibbi was mentioned. Here are excerpts of that report: MIKE TAIBBI: Three of the five have denied publicly that they were ever abused by Michael Jackson. The other two accepted financial settlements in the millions of dollars. Tom Mesereau, Continue Reading
[b]Did Jackson’s Maid Meet Cops With a Reporter?[/b] Monday, March 28, 2005 By Roger Friedman Did Jackson’s Maid Meet Cops With an Enquirer Reporter? The judge could rule today that Michael Jackson’s rumored but never-proven “prior acts” with children can be presented in court as evidence. But that may not Continue Reading
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