R Mist

I was a huge MJ fan growing up and even now can’t deny his talent. But I understand I wasn’t there, i didn’t know MJ and I’m not qualified to pass judgement on his character. It’s a real shame that some people who watch this documentary are so blinded by fame and celebrity and the belief they knew him! It’s very sad they just aren’t willing to accept the possibility that MJ committed the crimes he’s been accused of. Interestly La Toya Jackson made a public statement in the 90s that she had been sexually abused herself by her own father and she believed MJ was committing crimes with young boys but people wrote her off as a loony! Over the years we’ve seen Jimmy Saville, Ralph Harris, R.Kelly, Gary Glitter convicted. So why is it so difficult to believe the possibility that Wade and James are telling the truth? Because MJ was god and could do no wrong? We must ask ourselves who we are worshipping. There is no smoke without fire. I look forward to a sequel documentary. This needs to be an eye opener for our generation. I’m a young mum of a son and if anything this documentary has made me a better mother from just understanding the topic of child sexual abuse/seduction.