Wednesday, 12 February, 2003, 11:54 GMT [b]Michael Jackson’s second statement[/b] Michael Jackson’s second statement in response to allegations made against him following his TV interview with Martin Bashir: In response to a number of allegations made against Michael Jackson in the Sunday newspapers in the United Kingdom, Michael has authorised the following statement to be […]
Michael Jackson Wins Lawsuit (LAUNCH, 08/23/1999 4:00 PM) By Wendy Hermanson (8/23/99, 1 p.m. PDT) – King of pop Michael Jackson has been cleared of wrongdoing in a breach of contract suit. In 1996, Jackson was sued by Evan Chandler, a young Californian he was accused of molesting; Chandler claimed that Michael had violated the […]
Michael Jackson’s Victory by Joal Ryan Apr 10, 1998, 7:25 AM PT A jury looking to “send a message,” sent it loud and clear–vindicating Michael Jackson and awarding him $2.7 million in a slander suit against an author who claimed he’d seen a video showing the pop star having sex with a boy. The verdict […]
[b]JUDGE DISMISSES GUARDS’ CASE AGAINST MICHAEL JACKSON[/b] Dateline: Los Angeles Word Count: 0189 The Associated Press Date: July 22, 1995 A lawsuit by four ex-guards who claim Michael Jackson fired them because they knew about his alleged trysts was thrown out of court on Friday. The men sued in 1993 despite the fact they had […]
Hamilton Spectator (Ontario, Canada) January 28, 1994 Friday Final Edition Jackson photos will clear him, source says; Settlement didn’t end probe NEW YORK – Police photographs of Michael Jackson’s genitals may end up being his salvation in avoiding criminal charges of child molestation, according to a source close to the pop star’s camp. The source […]
Copyright 1994 Caledonian Newspapers Ltd. The Herald (Glasgow) January 28, 1994 Police photographs may save Jackson New York, Thursday – POLICE photographs of Michael Jackson’s genitals may be his salvation in avoiding criminal charges of child abuse, according to a source close to the pop star’s camp. The source, who asked to remain anonymous, said […]
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Published: November 25, 1993
The pop singer Michael Jackson said through his lawyer yesterday that EMI Music Publishing would begin managing his 6,000-title music catalogue, which includes most early Beatles hits, in a deal being described as the most lucrative in music publishing.