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I couldn't watch the whole thing. It was too gross. Too much vulgar descriptive acts. It just didn't make sense to me. If it were true, shame on M.J. and the parents for leaving their children alone with him. I was really surprised to see both the men just talking about the alleged events and barely showing any tears or anger emotions. What I was able to watch just left me with more unanswered questions: At 7 years old how can you determine you were truly in love with your idol in a sexual relationship when you don't know what it is yet? Were the children even taught what is a good touch from a bad touch? Where was the staff, MJ's family members? Why did the parents seem okay being separated from their children? I can't determine if it happened or not but I can say this documentary is extremely disturbing. I was a M.J. fan growing up too, but he did express some unusual behavior that seemed very wierd and strange.