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    Re: Prosecutors blast Michael Jackson

    YES. ABSOLUTELY. Probably even more guilty than the Freak of Pop is.
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    Re: Prosecutors blast Michael Jackson

    I dont believe he's guilty. It seems to be a trend in hollywood when the big rollers are guilty, they "pay off" the family and get it over with quickly. Don't ya think he would've already given them a couple million to just shut it up and stuff if he was guilty? He must actually be innocent or he wouldn't be going through with it. I'd say the man is finally tired of everything thats always been said about him and this is his way of taking a stand and proving to the world he's never done anything to children.
    I hope he's innocent... you can blast me all ya want, but Im support him..and god I love his music haha..

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    Re: Prosecutors blast Michael Jackson

    What gets me, is the people involved. Lord knows I think Michael is a freak, but I'm not sure he's that kind of a freak. I think he's a 40 whatever he is year old kid. He never was a kid, and mentally I don't think he posesses the mentality of an adult. I mean if he's that bad, there would be people who don't have quite the history of such things that would come out, but yet it seems the ones who do come out after him have rather unsavory histories themselves.

    What we've got here is failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach, so you get what we had here last week which is the way he wants it. Well, he gets it.

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    Re: Prosecutors blast Michael Jackson

    I honestly believe that he's not guilty...
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    Re: Prosecutors blast Michael Jackson

    I don't know perhaps he predetermines his prospects. Easier to use the poor and disadvantaged. Think about it.
    And a 40 something man who has not grown up and why is his files on his previous marriage sealed?
    Seems he has a sexual problem of some sorts.

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    Michael Jackson was taken to an emergency room Sunday for treatment of a back problem that has plagued him throughout his molestation trial, a spokeswoman said.
    Jackson, accompanied by a bodyguard, arrived at the Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital about five miles from his Neverland ranch at about 2:30 p.m., spokeswoman Raymone K. Bain said.
    "Mr. Jackson's back has spurred up on him again," Bain said. "It's pretty serious. It was serious enough for him to come over here."
    Bain said stress contributed to the entertainer's back problem.
    "He's under a tremendous amount of stress right now," she said at an impromptu news conference outside the hospital. "Other than his back, he is doing fine."
    Jackson's health has been an issue throughout the trial. The 46-year-old pop star appeared gaunt in recent days, and officials at the hospital disclosed Friday that he had visited the emergency room overnight.
    Jackson's case was twice previously interrupted by hospital visits, once for treatment of flu symptoms. He first reported a back problem in early March, when he went to an emergency room on one of the days his accuser took the stand. Jackson arrived late, dressed in pajama bottoms, after the judge ordered him to come to court.
    The singer is charged with molesting a 13-year-old boy in February or March 2003. He is also accused of plying him with wine and conspiring to hold his family captive.
    The jury received Jackson's case Friday afternoon and deliberated for about two hours before adjourning for the weekend. They will resume discussions Monday. Bain said Jackson planned to return to his family at Neverland when he is released from the hospital to wait for the verdict.
    "His mother is a rock of Gibraltar. So is his father," she said.
    Also Sunday, the Rev. Jesse Jackson said in an interview that he has arrived in the area to meet with Jackson.
    "I talk to him almost every day, and we have prayer," he said. "We are going to be in prayer as we watch and wait."

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