An arrest warrant is out for Michael Jackson!
19 November 2003, 03:36 PM
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As per last time, the FBI have been searching his home.
They found Class A drugs in the kitchen.
And Class B drugs in the lounge.
And Class 5c in the bedroom.
They found Class A drugs in the kitchen.
And Class B drugs in the lounge.
And Class 5c in the bedroom.
19 November 2003, 05:08 PM
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Apparently there is no warrent, officers went to his raunch and searched it following an investigation. Oh and a twelve year old boy is involved.
Lock him up.
Lock him up.
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19 November 2003, 07:34 PM
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Huxley:
As you are rolling out bad (old!) jokes:
-=-=-=
Michael Jackson and Gary Glitter in a video store:
Gary: I know! Let's get a Aladdin ...
Michael: No, I'm tired, let's just get a video...
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Steve.
As you are rolling out bad (old!) jokes:
-=-=-=
Michael Jackson and Gary Glitter in a video store:
Gary: I know! Let's get a Aladdin ...
Michael: No, I'm tired, let's just get a video...
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Steve.
19 November 2003, 08:14 PM
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How does this work then
'Authorities are negotiating with Jackson's lawyers for his surrender.
Santa Barbara Sheriff Jim Anderson said Jackson had been given a "specific amount of time" to surrender himself to authorities and hand over his passport '
Forgive me if im wrong, but surely when a warrant is out for your arrest, you dont 'negotiate', they know where he is, why dont they just cuff him, and bring him in !!!!
'Authorities are negotiating with Jackson's lawyers for his surrender.
Santa Barbara Sheriff Jim Anderson said Jackson had been given a "specific amount of time" to surrender himself to authorities and hand over his passport '
Forgive me if im wrong, but surely when a warrant is out for your arrest, you dont 'negotiate', they know where he is, why dont they just cuff him, and bring him in !!!!
19 November 2003, 08:16 PM
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Who gives a to$$ about him,its like these ppl who are obsessed with the royals if something goes wrong beats me why anyone would be interested in these celebrity dropouts
19 November 2003, 08:47 PM
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He's not giving up as his passport pic of from nearly 10 years ago and no one would recognise him.
I support Michael and the Royals (only the fits one though).
I support Michael and the Royals (only the fits one though).
19 November 2003, 10:54 PM
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He's been charged now. *Multiple* counts of child molestation.Up to 18 year inside if convicted.
He is now effectively 'on the run'
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He is now effectively 'on the run'
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[Edited by chrome - 11/19/2003 10:59:36 PM]
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Very sad looking picture. Amazing how someone can fall from grace.
Was listening to the news this morning and was interested to hear that "Gavin's" parents initially tried to find a lawyer to take the case on a civil basis but couldn't find a lawyer as none of them believed that the kid was a credible witness.
Personally I think he should have gone to court over the Jordy Chandler one rather than paying him off. That way (assuming he was innocent) he would have been cleared in court and the parents would have been shown up as money grabbing and put others off.
That said I still believe it is very weird for a grown man to share a bed with young children (who aren't his own). But there is a difference between being very naive and being a child molester. If he's innocent good luck to him, if he's guilty he deserves everything he will get.
Dave
Was listening to the news this morning and was interested to hear that "Gavin's" parents initially tried to find a lawyer to take the case on a civil basis but couldn't find a lawyer as none of them believed that the kid was a credible witness.
Personally I think he should have gone to court over the Jordy Chandler one rather than paying him off. That way (assuming he was innocent) he would have been cleared in court and the parents would have been shown up as money grabbing and put others off.
That said I still believe it is very weird for a grown man to share a bed with young children (who aren't his own). But there is a difference between being very naive and being a child molester. If he's innocent good luck to him, if he's guilty he deserves everything he will get.
Dave
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