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Said the American lawyer Vince Vinaldi The Jackson, Died in 2009, paid "Huge amounts" For a victim harassed in the eighties, so as not to disclose this secret to the media.
He added to the British "Miroir" newspaper: "He preferred young men because she acted and looked like young men when she harassed her in the early eighties".
The lawyer said the woman, who is now 50, continued on the issue, stressing that there was no doubt about her words.
He said: "I have copies of Jackson Productions vouchers, personally signed, addressed to a woman who was only 13 years old at the time of the incident," indicating that the accident s was produced in 1982, while Michael Jackson was 24 years old.
A number of people have been charged with Jackson Sexual harassmentDuring the documentary "Find Neverland", which talks about the subject of child sexual abuse of the American pop star.
James Sapatchak would have received $ 1 million to approve a marriage. "Representative" With Jackson, at the age of 9 years.
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Jackson, who died in 2009, paid "huge sums" to a victim who harassed her in the 1980s, so as not to reveal this secret to the media, said US lawyer Vince Vinaldi.
"He would have preferred young men because they acted and looked like young men when they harassed them in the early 1980s," he told The Mirror newspaper.
The lawyer said the woman, who is now 50, continued on the issue, stressing that there was no doubt about her words.
"I have copies of Jackson Productions checks, signed by him personally, and addressed to a woman who was only 13 years old at the time of the incident," he said, suggesting that the incident occurred in 1982, while Michael Jackson was 24 years old.
A number of people who have accused Jackson of sexual harassment have appeared in the documentary "Finding Neverland", which talks about child sexual abuse of the pop star.
Among the allegations, there would be a man named James Sapatchak, who would have received a million dollars to approve a "representative" marriage with Jackson at the age of 9.
