Your legacy continues to inspire and influence generations, you’ve made such an enormous impact on the world, your music/talent transcended time and left an indelible mark on the world, it will be forever felt, unmatched and remembered for Eternity.
#michaeljackson#kingofpop
The long embrace between Michael and Whitney speaks louder than anything else❤️🩹
“Whitney wasn't well at this time, fighting her own demons. She still gave it everything to perform alongside Michael, even turning up painfully thin. And Michael? Nothing but kindness. He understood exactly what she was going through and reassured her every step of the way”
– Matt Fiddes via insta
"If they get something so totally wrong about a piece of art, creating a story that is not true, can you imagine what else is made up."
Nate Giorgio, the artist whose painting was featured in the Netflix doc, calls them out for misrepresenting his work to push a false narrative about MJ
In 10 days, it will be 21 years since June 13, 2005 the day Michael Jackson was found NOT GUILTY on all 14 counts after one of the most scrutinized celebrity trials in history.
Twenty-one years.
And yet, nearly two decades after his death, some media outlets are still selling the same allegations as if the trial, the testimony, the cross-examinations, and the unanimous verdict never happened.
Think about that.
A man can be investigated for years. A man can have his life dissected by prosecutors, the press, and the public. A man can stand trial under the brightest spotlight imaginable. A jury can hear months of evidence and return a complete acquittal.
And still, for some people, it will never be enough.
Michael Jackson has now been gone for 17 years. He is not here to defend himself. He cannot sit for interviews. He cannot take the stand. He cannot answer accusations. Yet his name continues to generate headlines, documentaries, and controversy because controversy sells.
The facts remain unchanged:
Michael Jackson was acquitted on every single count.
No criminal conviction. No guilty verdict. Not one.
You can dislike him. You can question him. You can debate him.
But you cannot erase the outcome of the trial.
At some point, repeatedly portraying a deceased man as a proven monster despite a jury’s verdict stops looking like journalism and starts looking like an unwillingness to accept a result you never liked.
History should remember all of it not just the accusations, but the defense, the trial, the verdict, and the fact that after hearing everything presented in court, the jury found Michael Jackson NOT GUILTY.
Again one fact remains unchanged: On June 13, 2005, Michael Jackson was found NOT GUILTY on ALL counts.
#MichaelJackson
She’s an Attorney. I’ve never heard anyone explain this from a legal standpoint this beautifully before. Brought me to tears because she so clearly removed any ability for anyone to say otherwise. Period
Michael Jackson’s daughter, Paris Jackson, opens up about no longer being performative online to please the public over how she should honor her Dad and says she now keeps that relationship private 😮👀
Ozzy Osbourne’s son, Jack, agreed with her and explained that fans don’t understand their relationship with their fathers was completely different than a fan’s relationship with them
“And now my relationship with my dad is the most beautiful relationship ever… and it’s no one’s business, and I don’t have to share that with anybody… he was my best friend.”