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I agree with Clodfobble in that I don't know that he necessarily is guilty. He didn't have much of a childhood, was abused as a child, and seems to have some deep psychological issues (as do more of us than would like to admit or think about). It seems absolutely foolish of him to ever put himself in a position that one could see from 10 miles a way ( or several thousand in my case) would create problems. He was in a position that was going to require defending no matter which way you look at it. Healing psychological wounds by trying to reinvent your childhood is going to raise eyebrows no matter how you look at it not to mention the confusion it might cause for children you choose for playmates (in the complete platonic sense of the word). It's hard to look at the history of his accuser's family and see any consistency from the evidence they presented. Who knows, without stepping into Jacko's world (no thanks), I'll never be sure whether he's a rich twisted pervert, or a very lost, pained man trapped in a childhood that never existed.
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