March 28, 2005: Past Accusations Allowed In

- Updated the trial section with info about past accusations.

March 25, 2005: Updates

- The format of the trial section has been changed. It now includes a basic summary of the evidence and testimony that we've seen thus far.
- Added more cases of malicious prosecution in the Santa Barbara section.

March 14, 2005: Trial Updates

- Recapped the direct and cross examination of Star Arvizo from March 7th and March 8th.

March 7, 2005: Trial Updates

- The first week of the trial has been recapped. A huge thanks is due to MJJForum and its members for providing the court transcripts.

March 1, 2005: Opening Statements

- A new section that will contain information about the trial has been added. You can read about the opening statements that were made yesterday.

February 28, 2005: New section

- A section about Janet Arvizo's grand jury testimony has been added.
- Several new links have been added.

September 23, 2004: New Details Added to '93 Case Info

- The section about the 1994 criminal investigation has been updated with details that were recently revealed about Michael Jackson's former maid and the money she received to keep her from filing a child abuse lawsuit against Jackson.

- The 1993 Allegations page has been updated with a statement that Jordan Chandler made during his interview with a psychiatrist. This particular quote corroborates the allegation that his father gave him a psychiatric drug to plant false memories in his head.

September 9, 2004: New Tribute to the Media

Click here to read a rebuttal to Dateline NBC's latest "report" on the Michael Jackson case.

August 24, 2004: More Info on New Charges

The "New Charges Brought" section has been re-done and new information has been added. The information is now divided into five sections to make it easier to understand. Please be sure to read Section Four.

August 21, 2004: Accuser's stepfather asked for money

More information was revealed on Thursday after the accuser's stepfather testified at a pre-trial hearing. For more details, check the 2003 Allegations page and click on the "Not After Money?" section.

August 19, 2004: New details added

The following sections have been updated with details that surfaced during this week's pre-trial hearings: The 2003 Allegations, New Charges Brought and Malicious Prosecution.

Earlier this week, the defense called Tom Sneddon and Stan Katz (the accuser's therapist) to the stand to testify about Sneddon's raid of Bradley Miller's office. During their testimonies, the following information was revealed:

- Sneddon met with the accuser's mother in an empty parking lot to provide her with paperwork that would qualify her to receive money from a state victim's fund.

- In July 2004, Sneddon admitted on tape that he knew Miller worked for Mark Geragos when he raided Miller's office. This means the raid was illegal. On the stand, however, Sneddon claimed he was tired when he made his taped statement and that he meant to say he thought Miller worked for Jackson (which would make the raid legal).

- Stan Katz, a therapist for both Bradley Miller and Jackson's accuser, was the one who told the prosecution about a tape that Miller had made of the family praising Jackson. Authorities confiscated this tape during their raid of Miller's office and used it as the basis of their charge that Jackson conspired to force the family into making positive statements about him. Because the raid was illegal and the tape falls under attorney/client privilege, the defense is trying to prevent the prosecution from using the tape.

Today, the hearing continues. Testimony is expected from Bill Dickerman (the mother's first civil lawyer), Jay Jackson (the accuser's stepfather) and Michael Manning (the mother's former divorce attorney). Stay tuned.

August 9, 2004: Could he be guilty section updated

In honour of the latest absurd allegations that been levelled against Michael Jackson (you know the ones about him being a kidnapper who held the accusing family hostage at Neverland), I have updated the "Could he be guilty" section.

August 8, 2004: Sneddon's at it again

The section about malicious prosecution has been updated. Click here to read about Sneddon's latest dirty tactics.

August 5, 2004: Small Update

A small update has been made to the section about the 1993 allegations and the section about the new charges. Click here to read about the tape recording of Evan Chandler and his attorney discussing how much money they wanted in return for their not going forward with the child molestation allegations.

July 23, 2004: New Section

An archive of articles from The Cutting Edge has been added here. Thanks to phatfan for giving me permission to post these.

July 21, 2004: The Michael Jackson Case is back online

Apparently, somebody reported my old site to Geocities for an alleged violation of their terms of service; as a result, all of my files were deleted from the server. For anyone interested, here are Geocities' Terms of Service. If you can figure out what I violated, good for you, because I can't.

To whoever got me shut down- nice try. I'm not stupid. Since the day I started this webpage, I've been well aware of the fact that there are two groups of people to watch out for: people hired by the prosecution to keep track of what's being said about Michael Jackson on the Internet (if you think that's far fetched, please click here) and people who are simply derranged and cannot stand the idea that Michael Jackson might be innocent. Because of this, I saved and made multiple copies of all of my HTML files. Once the Geocities site was shut down, all I had to do was find a new server and upload everything again. It took two days.

While I'm not sure exactly who was responsible for getting the page shut down, one thing is certain: somebody did not like the fact that the truth was being told and went to great lengths to put a stop to it.

Too bad.