Presumed guilty
This podcast, though informative of Michael Jackson’s life from his early days till after his death, is told with the presumption that he was guilty of his accused crimes, and is one sided on that argument. The hosts do not attempt to even explore that Michael Jackson may have been innocent, and push the guilty narrative. In-depth research into the negative, with very little positive to say. In the end, they pretty much accuse anyone that still enjoys Michael Jackson’s music, as people that are willing to look the other way for crimes against children, because we like his music.
Lil' Kalel via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 02/22/24
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As a “Gen Z”er born in 2000, my biggest memories of Michael Jackson are his plastic surgery, iconic music videos/discography, and when he died in 2009. I really had no idea about a lot of this stuff. I only recently learned about the sexual abuse allegations in 2019 with Leaving Neverland. These...Read full review »
booboobooobaaaaaaa via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/18/23
So well researched and thorough. The hosts are so well versed and keep all conversations on topic and relevant. The show does an amazing job of presenting so much information, but also keeping attention. Definitely recommending!
upsetgirl3221 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/22/23
Very impressive. Enjoyed every word and nuance. I’m a participant in Michael Jackson’s Thrill the World flash mob group. I’ve struggled with continued participation. Listening to this podcast with its open and balanced reporting has been quite insightful. In many ways it reminds me of the statue...Read full review »
Unique female via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/18/23
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