Indeed I know Grom good enough to know what he was on about and i didn't feal attacked
I agree with both of you basically, how strange it might sound.
MJ is weird, there's no doubt in my mind that he's not all there. And like I said before, that doesn't make him guilty. I realy hope he didn't do anything wrong. Not because I like him, but because MJ lives in his own world with his own "laws". I think he honestly believes that what he does is no crime and perhaps it isn't. There are just some people who are after his money, wich he doesn't even have, btw. Again I'm just speculating.
The documentary he made about himself didn't help him in anyway. It actually raised even more suspicion with the general public. I mean, who here thinks that taking a strange kid into your bed is normal. It doesn't mean he did anything wrong, but it doesn't help him either.
I also agree that the pay-off doesn't mean he's guilty, but again, it doesn't help him either. Any jury (if there's gonna be any) will be influenced by the media and the general assuption that he's guilty. No mater how objective they are suppose to be, there only human after all.
I think the parents have a part in this also. Everyone knows about the fact that he's fond of kids. What parent would let his child spend the night with someone like MJ, when he/she knows that he's doubtfull. Guilty or not, I wouldn't let my kid stay with him for one minute.
I think, these parents either wanna brag about the fact their kid knows MJ (where's the pride in that), or they're waiting for an oportunity to sue MJ, like what happens now.
In both cases, these parents are sick. They're "exploiting" (is that the correct word) their kids to their own advantage, wich is basically child prostetution. Wether sex is involved or not. Like pushing your kid to play golf and stuff like that.
If I'm crossing any lines here, let me know.