Through his music, Michael spreads beauty, art, love, peace, prosperity, hope, kindness, bliss, and much more. I strongly believe that the backstabbing Bashir documentary and the trial afterward had a lot to do with Michael's ultimate demise - and that's a shame, really - because the world has lost a truly wonderful human being. Reading what the media and the Santa Barbara District Attorney did to Michael Jackson was like watching someone beat a baby harp seal to death. It is scary what people in power can do particularly when they have a prejudice against certain people.

When Culkin heard this on CNN, he testified that it was was "news to him", that it never happened, the maid was lying. Or, if she'd actually quoted people in the courtroom to jurors later after talking to them, then he assertions she put forth would have been more convincing. Granted, there are a million ways to be weird, and the vast majority of them do not involve child molestation.

It didn't seem to matter that they were sending an innocent man to the gallows, as long as the world knew their names the next day. Bestselling author and TV host Jones makes amends with what is not only a truthful, well-documented chronicle of the entire trial but a powerful indictment against the media for conspiring to distort, dehumanize, and destroy Michael Jackson.

But I feel like the reporting of this trial would have been so much stronger had the author not injected her own beliefs into her book. But he was almost unfailingly kind, giving, and his love for people in general seemed to know no bounds.As it was, though, the way she presents these opinions would most definitely be objected to in a trial as "speculation" and I'm certain a judge would have sustained that objection.