Interview with Rev Jesse Jackson About Michael

In an interview, Rev Jesse Jackson, while defending Michael’s innocence, said that he and Michael plan to build an amusement park like Neverland in Africa for the children there. Rev Jese Jackson also said that Michael had financial problems but had not gone bankrupt. And news about the sale of Neverland and the catalogs of Elvis Presley, The Beatles, as well as his own catalogs is only a rumor. He went on to say that he knows Michael is innocent and hopes that his innocence will be proven in court. In addition, the possibility of Michael being acquitted of his conviction is much higher. In this regard, Jesse Jackson added that Michael also believes he will be acquitted because the witnesses who appeared on behalf of the prosecution were unable to resist the repeated questions from the defense attorneys, and almost all the witnesses testified about the accuser’s mother’s interest in money. Jesse Jackson added that after Michael’s acquittal, he is fully prepared to return to his music career and resume his activities. When Jesse Jackson was asked whether, if Michael is convicted, he would be able to endure his imprisonment, Jesse responded: " We should hope that his innocence will be proven in court. But at the same time, we must be prepared to accept one of two possible outcomes. I think his chance of acquittal is greater than his chance of conviction. But whatever happens, Michael has amazing strength and resilience. While he may seem sensitive and fragile, he is very firm and intelligent, and he always speaks loudly. Jesse Jackson said that if Michael is acquitted, he will no longer intend to put himself in situations as sensitive as this. And this will never happen again. Source: MSNBC