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It’s called show business for a reason. It seems many people forget that entertainers are just that: entertainers. Their job is to portray a certain image to the public. Michael Jackson, argu…

Conspiracy Theories The Michael Jackson Conspiracy Theory March 6, 2019 Queen It’s called show business for a reason. It seems many people forget that entertainers are just that: entertainers. Their job is to portray a certain image to the public. Michael Jackson, arguably the most popular entertainer in the world, portrayed an eccentric person that never had a childhood, so he lived out his childhood as an adult. He called himself Peter Pan. His home, Neverland Ranch, even had an amusement park. Unlike his child like image, Michael was getting high on a daily basis as he was addicted to the prescription pain medication, Demerol. This was revealed after the singer died from a reported accidental drug over dose on June 25, 2009. The first sexual molestation allegations against Michael surfaced in 1993. A dentist, Evan Chandler, accused the singer of sexually abusing his 13 year old son. According to CNN, “Jackson agreed to pay $15,331,250 to be held in a trust fund for the accuser, as well as $1.5 million to each of his parents. The accuser may have also received another seven-figure payment not specified in the agreement. Additionally, the plaintiff’s lawyer was slated to receive $5 million. In exchange, the accuser and his parents agreed to not pursue civil claims against Jackson.” Jackson’s team insisted that the singer was being extorted. Living with Michael Jackson is a documentary that aired February 2003. In the documentary, Michael admitted to having sleep overs and sharing his bed with children. Michael insisted that it was not sexual. In fact, he was holding hands with the same boy who accused him of molestation just months after the documentary aired. In June 2003, Michael was charged with “nine counts — seven of child molestation and two of administering an intoxicating agent for the purpose of committing a felony. The charges against the singer were filed nearly a month after local authorities raided his Neverland Ranch home,” reported CNN. Michael was acquitted of all charges in 2005. Due to the image Michael portrayed, his die hard fans did not believe he was a predator. Comedian Katt Williams, on the other hand, had a difference of opinion. He believed Michael was a predator. He said this about Michael Jackson during his 2006 comedy special, Pimp Chronicles: “F–k Michael! Telling niggas that paid good money for him s–t that don’t make no g– damn sense. Talking about he put his nigga d–k in a white woman and came out with two babies that ain’t mixed. Who the fuck do you think you’re talking to, nigga?” Michael’s Kids “When was the last time Michael was in a relationship you believed? He showing up to press conferences with Emmanuel Lewis on his hip. We’re like, aww that’s cute. Forgetting that Emmanuel Lewis was 26 years at the time!” Katt then implied that Michael had things at his home to lure children and make them feel comfortable: “What would Michael do if he was trying to make little boys feel comfortable? I don’t know an amusement park, some g– damn animals, videos games, free candy. “ Image of Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch Debbie Rowe, the alleged mother of the two oldest children, stated that she and Michael never had intercourse and that she had almost no contact with the children. In 2009, Mark Lester, an osteopath and acupuncturist who knew Michael personally, said that Michael asked him to be a sperm donor and he believes the children are his. There were also reports that surfaced alleging that Debbie was merely a surrogate and not the mother of any of the children. The HBO documentary, Leaving Neverland, aired on Monday and Tuesday in a two part special. The documentary recounts the allegations from 36 year old Wade Robinson and James Safechuck, who is 41. Both were friends of Jackson in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They both now say that Jackson kissed them, masturbated in front of them, and engaged in oral sex with them. The allegations made by these two are being questioned because they both have stated in the past that Michael never touched them inappropriately. Both were children then, but in 2005 Wade testified in court (as an adult in his 20s) and said under oath that Michael never touched him. The late activist and comedian, Dick Gregory, made claims that Michael was murdered by a laser and not by an accidental drug overdose. He also said that the child abuse allegations made against Michael were not true. Dick, who knew Michael personally, believes he would never harm a child. Why does Dick Gregory believe Michael was murdered? Dick has said in a few interviews that he had to take Michael to the hospital because he would not eat or drink. He said Michael’s words were, “they are trying to poison me.” Dick believed it was because Michael owned 50% of Sony ATV music publishing company. In 1985, Michael purchased ATV music publishing. In 1995, Sony offered Jackson $110 million for a 50% stake in a combined ATV and Sony Music Publishing joint venture. It is also common...