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Accuser "Slept" in Jackson's Bedroom
World | March 10, 2005, Thursday // 00:00
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The boy who accuses Michael Jackson of molesting him testifies that the star showed him internet pornography. Photo by BBC
Michael Jackson's teenage child sex accuser said in court that he slept in the star's bedroom and surfed Internet pornography sites with him the first time they met. The boy testified after his bother acknowledged under cross-examination that the pop star had not shown him a sex magazine that the prosecution had introduced into evidence. The accuser told jurors that the star had suggested the brothers sleep in his split-level bedroom on their first night at Neverland Ranch in 2000 or 2001. Jackson faces up to 20 years in jail should he be found guilty.
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