The thing is, I don't actually doubt you will do that. It's sad really. Not even for MJ that much, but for those who have nothing better to do.
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
We're are just basing our opinions on the full outcome of the trial, not just the verdict that they came out with just on the Arviso case.
The verdict is the outcome of the trial. You realise this, I hope.
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
IE: Throughout his last 12yrs (AT least) of conduct and the evidence pertaining to his past offences that have been recorded by law departments that he paid off against going through the rigmorole of having it made public... (Although it came out anyways via third parties privilaged with the lowdown who WERE NOT gagged by the order)
What conduct? This is what I don't understand. Hanging around with kids? Surgery? What conduct? None of that has anything to do with it. The only thing you could connect is the fact that he loves kids, so what? What sick, twisted person's logic connects hanging around with kids, to sleeping with kids? That causes trouble and hysteria where there's no need. I've seen it happen to men who are nothing but normal people. Yet, people will always need something to distract them from their own lives.
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
..AND that the very jury that dealt with his criminal proceedings deemed to go public with the views that he HAD molested boys in the past, but had sufficient doubt in the Arviso case based on lack of concrete evidence, which is a common problem when you are dealing with someone who is a long time practioner of said crime (especially one surrounded by powerful, professional advisors...)
On the Jury going public: I know lawyers, extremely high powered lawyers. I know people who have been on jury service multiple times. When they whittle it down to a selected number, nothing can stop one or more of those people from giving a completely biased decision. If one of them happened to hate Jackson anyway, he could see all the evidence that points to innocence and STILL say guilty. Nobody could stop him. It wasn't the whole jury who stepped up and said "He's guilty, we just can't get him."
Secondly, why call him a long time practioner of said crime? I'll say it again, if there isn't enough (or any) evidence to convict him of these crimes and the witnesses or people testifying just get more and more dubious, what makes you still think the man is some rampant paedophile? You've seen as much as me or anyone else. There's absolutely nothing to suggest that the man is what you say he is.
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
If you are so adament that they are wrong in their footnotes based on revealed past evidence (As many are bound to be when focusing only on the verdict of the Arviso case)
then let us see what action is taken against said jurors for slander/ deformation of character... I forecast none.
Why do you refer to the verdict of the Arviso case as if it doesn't matter? If he was found guilty I guarantee that the verdict would be as concrete as can be. Now he's innocent, it stinks. If you can sit there and deny that, I think you're a liar.
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
And the fact the his LAWYERS made the statement of "He won't be having anymore young boys in his bed-He has learned his lesson"
does nothing to cast aside the image of a man who only looks guided away from paedophilic looking behavior by his handlers and not the mans own judgement, does it....
Legal units issue statements. When bands break up, the webmaster posts on their site what has happened. It doesn't mean he forced the split does it?
No.
-AC
Honestly, People are only sniffing because there really is a valid stink......
Thats the way I see it.... [/B][/QUOTE]