Macaulay Culkin Testifies in Defense of Michael
Macaulay Culkin, the little hero of the film “Home Alone” and a friend of Michael, has announced that he is willing to testify in Michael’s defense in court.
Macaulay said that he intends to refute the claim made by a former Jackson employee that “he was sexually abused by Michael nearly a decade earlier.” Michael Jackson and Macaulay Culkin are very close friends, and Macaulay is the godfather of Prince Michael Junior, Michael’s son.
Macaulay, along with Brett Barnes and Wade Robson—three boys who spent many of the happy days of their childhood at Neverland—has clearly stated that Michael Jackson has never sexually abused them. These three are expected to appear in court and deny the allegations made by the former employee.
However, if there is no new accuser, there may not even be a need for these three to testify in court. In addition, the former employee has withdrawn his lawsuit, and it appears that by selling his story to local newspapers, he has called into question the credibility and validity of his claims.
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