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  3.  @erenyeeagah204  it's not an excuse, it's an analogy to point out the flaw in the "he was proven innocent" excuse. Firstly, Jackson was never proven innocent. The verdicts are guilty or not guilty Stop clinging to a 17 year old case that was wrongly dismissed. Again, the verdict was not guilty for ONE BOY ONLY, why are you ignoring his other victims? The verdict does not mean that he was innocent or that he was not a pedophile. He paid off several other victims multiple millions of dollars to silence them. Two more victims are going to be having their cases heard in Court in the future. Lots of evidence was found of Michael Jackson's guilt. Being found “not guilty” of a crime doesn’t mean the accused didn’t do it and doesn’t mean the accused is proven innocent”. It just means the “accused wasn’t convicted. What is putting the evidence before a court of law for? To try to convince a jury of peers that the evidence against him met the burden of proof. In this 2005 case, a jury of MJ’s “peers” (odd how the celebrity worshipped around the world as a god / "the king of pop" could have any impartial peers don't you think? ) determined the evidence that they were presented with by the prosecution (evidence that wasn’t blocked by the defence because it was too incriminating) did not meet the burden of proof. Michael Jackson's received celebrity Justice from biased jurors who were fans. That is all. OJ Simpson was also found not guilty of the murder of his wife, he was not innocent because he murdered her. It is naive to act like a court verdict can change whether a person committed a crime or not. R Kelly was also acquitted and found not guilty in 2008, but he was just as guilty as Michael Jackson of the same crime.
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