Public Lynching: Jackson's Relatives Respond to Pedophilia Charges – Glamor

Members of the family of the late American singer Michael Jackson react to the release of a documentary film in which l & rsquo; Artist is accused of spoiling young boys. [1965900] Relatives were named in the documentary film "Leaving Neverland", accused by the pedophile actor "public lynching," according to The Variety.

In a statement, they recalled that Jackson had been repeatedly accused of pedophilia life. The police then thoroughly searched the domain of the singer "Nlandia" and questioned her likely victims, but found no evidence.

Later, the verdict of the jury acquitted the suspect.

"Michael Jackson is our brother and son and we are angry that the media, without any evidence, preferred to believe the words of two famous liars, not the words of hundreds of families and friends. Around the world, who have spent time with Michael, many of whom were in Netland, know his legendary kindness and generosity. "

According to the parents' release no material evidence was presented in the film's statements.

"The creators of this film were not interested, they never interviewed a person Michael knew, except for two false witnesses and their family members," said Jackson, referring to Weide Robson and James Seifchak, who claimed in the video At 11, respectively, they were victims of sexual violence by a world-renowned performer.

However, the director of the scandalous band Dan Reid has already responded to a letter of anger.

As reported in the Hollywood Reporter he stated that the family of the artist was only looking to protect his money. According to him, relatives receive royalties on Jackson's songs and do not want their popularity to decline.

Reed pointed out that the tape is a documentary film that shows "a difficult story".

"The film itself talks about sexual violence, how it happens, and then its consequences for future life," the director said.

Recall, after premiere of the movie The cool singer, Michael Jackson, is again accused of sexual violence. Michael Jacobs-Hague, who claimed to be 14 years old at the time, made such a statement.