Child and Family Support Organization: Michael Jackson Is Innocent

After more than a decade of investigations and reviews, the U.S. government child and family support organization says Michael Jackson is innocent.

Following ongoing interviews with Catherine Jackson—Michael’s mother—who told the media that her son was cleared of the sexual abuse allegations, a government source responded, saying she was right.

"The Los Angeles child and family support organization definitely agrees with Catherine Jackson. Based on our extensive research, her son had never sexually abused any child."

After allegations were raised against Michael in 1993, the organization questioned Michael for at least 10 years.

Now the organization has announced:

"Michael fully cooperated with us. He was questioned and interviewed for hours without his lawyer present. He was hiding nothing. Michael didn’t understand why such accusations were brought up against him. The organization determined him to be innocent throughout all these interviews."

"Michael put himself in high-risk situations that ordinary people would avoid. The questioning was extremely, extremely difficult for him. He truly couldn’t understand how people could accuse him of child abuse."

But what does the organization think about the 2005 allegations?

"That case had absolutely no credibility. The accuser’s statements and those of his family were contradictory."

Last year, after learning that Jafar Jackson had purchased an electric gun, the organization looked into the situation of Michael’s children’s lives. Jafar is the 14-year-old son of Jermain and the children’s cousin. The media said Jafar used that gun against Blanket, Michael’s youngest child. But after investigating, the organization reported no suspicious situation in that home.

Catherine was questioned by specialists from the organization.

"She cooperated a great deal, but she was saddened by this incident. Catherine believes her family was targeted by opportunists, and she hopes that such things will never happen again."

Source: eMJey.com / radaronline.com