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"Gareth Magennis" <gareth.magennis@virginmedia.com> wrote in message 
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> "Phildo" <Phil@phildo.net> wrote in message 
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>> "Gareth Magennis" <gareth.magennis@virginmedia.com> wrote in message 
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>>>> MJ was a tragic character who had the body of an adult with all the 
>>>> natural urges but was never allowed to grow up and had the mind of a 
>>>> child. People will say he was never found guilty but I know for a fact 
>>>> what went on. One of my friends in LA quit a very well paid position in 
>>>> his personal security because he (as a committed xtian) couldn't 
>>>> stomach what was going on. He was in a catch 22 situation in that he 
>>>> had signed non-disclosure agreements and would never have worked again 
>>>> if he'd stated what he knew so he just walked away.
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>>> Well it seems you and "Bonehead" are using other peoples evidence to 
>>> draw your own conclusions.  I doubt this would stand up in court.
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>> It doesn't need to. I know what I know.
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>>> Have you any evidence of your own?
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>> I don't need it. The guy who told me is certainly not the sort of person 
>> to make it up - respected family man, committed xtian, complete 
>> professional, very active in his church/community and one of the most 
>> trustworthy people I have ever met. Quiet, unassuming and certainly not 
>> any kind of attention seeker. He had no reason to make anything like that 
>> up and was the last person I would expect to trash-talk anyone.
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>> Believe what you want, I believe what I was told from someone who pretty 
>> much lived in MJ's pocket for several years but rarely talked about it or 
>> any of the other big-name security gigs he had.
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>> Phildo
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> These days I don't believe anything, Phildo.  I know that sometimes people 
> are mistaken and make false assumptions.  I also know that sometimes 
> people see what they want to see.  Plenty of innocent people have been 
> executed, you know.  How f**king tragic is that then.
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> Your friend may be totally correct in his observations and conclusions, 
> but he may also be tragically mistaken.   If it turns out way in the 
> future that MJ was totally innocent of these accusations, how is that 
> going to make you feel, having been (perhaps unwittingly) part of the 
> rumour spreading?
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> Not big, and not clever, IMHO.
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