[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Can I guess that you believe the law has the final say joey, no matter what any off us think because the law has spoken and that is final?

The law is very important to me yes and I accept mistakes are made of course.

However this was a jury trial, with a formidable prosecutor in court cross examining MJ.
Years of investigation from police etc.

Which resulted in all charges being given not guilty verdicts.

This was where accusers and accused got their say and were challenged and questioned as to all elements of the charges.

These 2 have sat talking to a camera.
Not challenged as to their claims, no court environment, never likely to be.

Plus the person accused long dead and not able to contradict or put his side to their claims.
Made after near decades of knowing him

So on this yes, I the law had its way with MJ and investigated him thoroughly, charged him and tried him.

That can't be done now and this pair know thst too.

So yes, on this the law had its say on MJ.
From a full extensive trial.

As for final say, this pair claimed their final say over a decade ago was MJ was innocent.
Not then supporting others claiming MJ abused them.

Now they are making claims like them, with a money claim pending too.
Well after MJ has died, and they knew he'd left nothing to them in his estate.

Yes, on this I think and believe the law was right.

[Christmas Lights]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

The law is very important to me yes and I accept mistakes are made of course.

However this was a jury trial, with a formidable prosecutor in court cross examining MJ.
Years of investigation from police etc.

Which resulted in all charges being given not guilty verdicts.

This was where accusers and accused got their say and were challenged and questioned as to all elements of the charges.

These 2 have sat talking to a camera.
Not challenged as to their claims, no court environment, never likely to be.

Plus the person accused long dead and not able to contradict or put his side to their claims.
Made after near decades of knowing him

So on this yes, I the law had its way with MJ and investigated him thoroughly, charged him and tried him.

That can't be done now and this pair know thst too.

So yes, on this the law had its say on MJ.
From a full extensive trial.

As for final say, this pair claimed their final say over a decade ago was MJ was innocent.
Not then supporting others claiming MJ abused them.

Now they are making claims like them, with a money claim pending too.
Well after MJ has died, and they knew he'd left nothing to them in his estate.

Yes, on this I think and believe the law was right.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

The law is very important to me yes and I accept mistakes are made of course.

However this was a jury trial, with a formidable prosecutor in court cross examining MJ.
Years of investigation from police etc.

Which resulted in all charges being given not guilty verdicts.

This was where accusers and accused got their say and were challenged and questioned as to all elements of the charges.

These 2 have sat talking to a camera.
Not challenged as to their claims, no court environment, never likely to be.

Plus the person accused long dead and not able to contradict or put his side to their claims.
Made after near decades of knowing him

So on this yes, I the law had its way with MJ and investigated him thoroughly, charged him and tried him.

That can't be done now and this pair know thst too.

So yes, on this the law had its say on MJ.
From a full extensive trial.

As for final say, this pair claimed their final say over a decade ago was MJ was innocent.
Not then supporting others claiming MJ abused them.

Now they are making claims like them, with a money claim pending too.
Well after MJ has died, and they knew he'd left nothing to them in his estate.

Yes, on this I think and believe the law was right.

Michael Jackson is dead, and I don't care. So I appreciate and understand your view and reasoning on this one, but can I maybe lean you slightly to my argument about the last few years and the metoo movement and the high profile cases surrounding that.

Maybe these messed up, because that is what they are. Maybe these messed up young men, thrust into the limelight, into their dream you could say......maybe now..after the last couple of years have thankfully been able to feel strong enough to speak up, on camera for no money.