Tag Archives: 1993 allegations
Jason Francia (summary version)
During the 1993 Chandler allegations, in the absence of any substantial supporting evidence for Jordan’s claims, prosecutors were trying to boost their case by finding additional alleged victims. They interviewed 40-60 children (according to some sources, up to 100) who … Continue reading
The 1993 Chandler Allegations (summary version)
On August 17, 1993 the Los Angeles police department opened an investigation against Michael Jackson based on an allegation that he had sexually molested a 13-year-old boy called Jordan Chandler. In the first section of this document we will go … Continue reading
Is it true that Jordan Chandler publicly confessed after Michael Jackson’s death that Jackson did not molest him?
No, that is not true. The rumor that after the singer’s death Jordan Chandler publicly confessed that he was not molested by Jackson was an Internet hoax. On the other hand, Jackson’s attorney Thomas Mesereau said that at Jackson’s 2005 … Continue reading
Has child pornography ever been found in Michael Jackson’s possession?
From time and time again, you may read people on various Internet websites, gossip blogs, comment sections and even the mainstream tabloid media claim and gossip that during the searches of Michael Jackson’s home in 1993 and/or 2005 child pornography … Continue reading
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Victor Gutierrez and his role in the allegations against Michael Jackson
There were numerous journalists reporting on the Michael Jackson cases and among them there were those who were molding it, often in ethically questionable ways [for details see the next chapter entitled The Media’s Role In The Allegations Against Michael … Continue reading
Jason Francia
As discussed in the article The Prosecution’s Hunt For Other Victims despite an extensive and costly investigation, the prosecution still struggled to find corroborating victims to support the Chandlers’ allegations. In 1993 police officers interviewed 40-60 children who had either … Continue reading
