The cases denouncing that the FBI investigated Michael Jackson for the alleged abuse of two Mexican children

The diffusion of the documentary Leave Neverland, by Dan Reed, new allegations of badual abuse against Michael Jacksonwho had been silent for a long time. Since then, all kinds of accusations and stories about the singer's behavior have arisen.

The latest complaint was contained in a report prepared by the FBI in 1993, declbadified after the death of the "King of Pop" in 2009, but which was only recently revealed. The document tells a meeting between a federal agent and an anonymous informant, who worked at the Child Sexual Exploitation Division of the Los Angeles Police Department.

As stated in the report, the plaintiff said he learned about the existence of an investigation by the FBI against Michael Jackson in the 1980s, for a complaint of badual abuse against two Mexican children, which allegedly occurred between 1985 and 1986.

The informant argued that an agent of Hispanic origin was promoting the investigation.but a superior decides to end the process abruptly, because Jackson will receive a recognition from President Ronald Reagan.

However, the complaint has some inconsistencies. From one side, the FBI agent who wrote the report in 1993 claims to have found no trace of these investigations in the 1980s. In contrast, Reagan honored the singer at the White House in 1984, before the alleged incident with Mexican children.

Whatever it is, everything indicates that this type of charges will continue, as the documentary revealed a pot hard to cover again. In fact, Dan Reed said that he could do a second part of the film if more victims dared to talk about what they were experiencing.

According to information published by the British newspaper Mirror, would include the testimonies of Gavin Arvizo and Jordan Chandler, the first child to have accused the singer, in 1993. Jackson toured the world with his "Dangerous Tour" tour, which was canceled due to the scandal. Finally, he entered into a $ 23 million financial agreement for Chandler's family to drop the lawsuit.

Four months and 11 days after Jackson's death in 2009, Jordan Chandler's father, Evan, committed suicide in his New Jersey luxury apartment. Meanwhile, Jordan said he lied about the charges and that the singer was still innocent.

However, Dan Reed pointed out Mirror: "It is interesting to observe the civil lawsuit and the criminal trial of Jordan Chandler. These are two movies that I would like to do. But Gavin and Jordan will have to introduce themselves. "

While Jackson's family denies the charges and plans to sue the chain for $ 100 million HBO to broadcast the testimonies, the musical legacy of the singer was touched.

The main radio stations in Quebec, Canada, they stopped issuing songs from the "King of Pop" after the broadcast of the documentary which presents the stories of two men who were allegedly ill-treated more than ten years ago when they were minors.

Christine Dicaire, a spokeswoman for the sector's companies, said AFP: "We are attentive to the comments of our viewers, and the documentary broadcast Sunday afternoon has prompted reactions.

"We prefer, for the moment, to observe the situation by eliminating the songs of our stations", which includes French speakers CKOI and Rhythm and The Beat, in English, who have stopped transmitting songs from Jackson.

Dicaire did not say whether the decision applied only covered Jackson's work as a soloist or whether it also included the themes of The Jackson 5, a band that Michael was part of with his brothers.