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Cambios en el aspecto y funcionamiento del foro. Ver detalles
"Good Morning America": Entrevista al cámara que grabó a Gavin y familia *traducido*
- Iniciador del tema Jackson5
- Fecha de inicio
aaahh!!! va a ser un largo dia de espera!!´creo que esto puede sermuy positivo!
Yo creo que la noticia será a favor de Mike, aunque con la prensa nunca se sabe 
articulo....
Untold Story
Former Jackson Videographer: Accuser's Family Declared Pop Star's Innocence
ABCNEWS.com
Feb. 26— Videographer Christian Robinson says he spent two years recording Michael Jackson and those who made it into the pop star's inner circle. Now Robinson is finally talking about what he saw during those years and about a tape that could rock the case against Jackson.
Christian Robinson says Michael Jackson's accuser, and his family, said the pop star did nothing wrong in an interview last year.
ABCNEWS.com
Robinson says he taped his own interview with Jackson's accuser and his family soon after Martin Bashir's documentary Living With Michael Jackson aired in Feb. 2003.
The 24-year-old videographer says he asked them whether there had ever been any inappropriate sexual behavior between the pop star and the young boy.
"Yeah. I asked. And they answered, and they were very up front and they, of course, said absolutely not," said Robinson on ABCNEWS' Good Morning America. "All of them, every single one," he said.
Robinson claims the alleged victim, his brother, his sister and his mother all said Jackson did nothing wrong.
"And just to clarify that even a little bit more, during this interview I told them to speak truthfully probably more than 30 times. I kept on reminding them, I'm like I want you guys to tell the truth. You know, I know how passionate you guys are about this. I just want, I want you guys to tell your story. And they told it," Robinson said.
Meanwhile, some of the individuals closest to the case reportedly said the boy's family didn't know about the alleged abused when Robinson's interview was conducted. They said the boy's mother didn't know anything about claims of abuse until months after the interview was recorded.
Robinson said he felt he was doing the right thing when he shot the interview for Jackson after the Bashir documentary aired.
"In my mind, you know, I was doing an interview to show the accurate side of Michael Jackson," Robinson.
The former Jackson employee says his hour and a half interview with the boy and his family convinced him that Jackson is innocent.
"Yeah. I can't think of anything else. They were so passionate about it," Robinson said. "They were resolute in their answers. You know, I'd ask them one thing and it's almost like they were getting mad at me, 'why are you asking us this, this is Michael is innocent,'" Robinson said. The videographer says he doesn't believe the family was coached to give him answers or that they felt scared or intimidated.
"I will tell you this, the family was not coached. The family was incredibly passionate, not just the accuser and his family, but the other two siblings. There were tears, they were holding hands, they were talking about Jesus and God and Michael as the ultimate father figure," Meanwhile, Robinson says he doesn't know if the tape still exists. If the tape does exist, it's likely now been subpoenaed by the Santa Barbara District Attorney's Office.
Neverland Sleepovers
Robinson says he also may have questioned the boy and his brother about whether or not he slept in Jackson's bed.
"Yes, I think I did … I guess they both slept in the bed, and Michael slept on the floor," Robinson said.
The videographers say he recalls that the younger boy elaborated on the sleeping arrangements, saying they watched movies and played games before they and Jackson would fall asleep.
"You know, they, the families, were very close at this point. You know? So I saw nothing wrong with it," Robinson said.
The videographer says the boy, who had been suffering with cancer, had gained weight improved his health during his time with Jackson. He says family told him that they credited Jackson with helping to save the boy's life.
"He'd felt, they all felt like a miracle had taken place," Robinson said.
The videographer said he had many opportunities to observe intimate family moments between Jackson and his own children.
"They operate much like any other family. People look at the kids and think they must be so screwed up, having those things [scarves] on their faces. But when you're in a room with they and they take their things off and they're playing with all the other kids and running around tipping things over and they're just like any other kids," Robinson said.
Ian Buckley, a still photographer was also employed by Jackson, said he and Robinson were with Jackson in Las Vegas the day before the pop star discovered his Neverland Ranch had been raided by authorities.
Buckley said he and Robinson received instructions to "get shots of the fans" that day. They say it was the last day they had contact with Jackson.
Robinson says he believes the Nation of Islam had a hand in pushing him out of Jackson's inner circle. Robinson said he was upset when he saw a new videographer recording the pop star's every move after his arraignment last month.
"That should have been me, yeah," Robinson said.
The videographer says he believes the Nation of Islam has isolated Jackson over the last few months.
"Absolutely … I think it's hopefully, it's the closes thing to a jail he'll ever see," Robinson said. "Vulnerable people end up in some strange situations."
Jackson was charged in December with seven counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 and two counts of giving the child an "intoxicating agent," reportedly wine, between Feb. 7 and March 10, 2003.
Jackson has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
Untold Story
Former Jackson Videographer: Accuser's Family Declared Pop Star's Innocence
ABCNEWS.com
Feb. 26— Videographer Christian Robinson says he spent two years recording Michael Jackson and those who made it into the pop star's inner circle. Now Robinson is finally talking about what he saw during those years and about a tape that could rock the case against Jackson.
Christian Robinson says Michael Jackson's accuser, and his family, said the pop star did nothing wrong in an interview last year.
ABCNEWS.com
Robinson says he taped his own interview with Jackson's accuser and his family soon after Martin Bashir's documentary Living With Michael Jackson aired in Feb. 2003.
The 24-year-old videographer says he asked them whether there had ever been any inappropriate sexual behavior between the pop star and the young boy.
"Yeah. I asked. And they answered, and they were very up front and they, of course, said absolutely not," said Robinson on ABCNEWS' Good Morning America. "All of them, every single one," he said.
Robinson claims the alleged victim, his brother, his sister and his mother all said Jackson did nothing wrong.
"And just to clarify that even a little bit more, during this interview I told them to speak truthfully probably more than 30 times. I kept on reminding them, I'm like I want you guys to tell the truth. You know, I know how passionate you guys are about this. I just want, I want you guys to tell your story. And they told it," Robinson said.
Meanwhile, some of the individuals closest to the case reportedly said the boy's family didn't know about the alleged abused when Robinson's interview was conducted. They said the boy's mother didn't know anything about claims of abuse until months after the interview was recorded.
Robinson said he felt he was doing the right thing when he shot the interview for Jackson after the Bashir documentary aired.
"In my mind, you know, I was doing an interview to show the accurate side of Michael Jackson," Robinson.
The former Jackson employee says his hour and a half interview with the boy and his family convinced him that Jackson is innocent.
"Yeah. I can't think of anything else. They were so passionate about it," Robinson said. "They were resolute in their answers. You know, I'd ask them one thing and it's almost like they were getting mad at me, 'why are you asking us this, this is Michael is innocent,'" Robinson said. The videographer says he doesn't believe the family was coached to give him answers or that they felt scared or intimidated.
"I will tell you this, the family was not coached. The family was incredibly passionate, not just the accuser and his family, but the other two siblings. There were tears, they were holding hands, they were talking about Jesus and God and Michael as the ultimate father figure," Meanwhile, Robinson says he doesn't know if the tape still exists. If the tape does exist, it's likely now been subpoenaed by the Santa Barbara District Attorney's Office.
Neverland Sleepovers
Robinson says he also may have questioned the boy and his brother about whether or not he slept in Jackson's bed.
"Yes, I think I did … I guess they both slept in the bed, and Michael slept on the floor," Robinson said.
The videographers say he recalls that the younger boy elaborated on the sleeping arrangements, saying they watched movies and played games before they and Jackson would fall asleep.
"You know, they, the families, were very close at this point. You know? So I saw nothing wrong with it," Robinson said.
The videographer says the boy, who had been suffering with cancer, had gained weight improved his health during his time with Jackson. He says family told him that they credited Jackson with helping to save the boy's life.
"He'd felt, they all felt like a miracle had taken place," Robinson said.
The videographer said he had many opportunities to observe intimate family moments between Jackson and his own children.
"They operate much like any other family. People look at the kids and think they must be so screwed up, having those things [scarves] on their faces. But when you're in a room with they and they take their things off and they're playing with all the other kids and running around tipping things over and they're just like any other kids," Robinson said.
Ian Buckley, a still photographer was also employed by Jackson, said he and Robinson were with Jackson in Las Vegas the day before the pop star discovered his Neverland Ranch had been raided by authorities.
Buckley said he and Robinson received instructions to "get shots of the fans" that day. They say it was the last day they had contact with Jackson.
Robinson says he believes the Nation of Islam had a hand in pushing him out of Jackson's inner circle. Robinson said he was upset when he saw a new videographer recording the pop star's every move after his arraignment last month.
"That should have been me, yeah," Robinson said.
The videographer says he believes the Nation of Islam has isolated Jackson over the last few months.
"Absolutely … I think it's hopefully, it's the closes thing to a jail he'll ever see," Robinson said. "Vulnerable people end up in some strange situations."
Jackson was charged in December with seven counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 and two counts of giving the child an "intoxicating agent," reportedly wine, between Feb. 7 and March 10, 2003.
Jackson has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
Última edición:
Otro punto más a favor de Michael por parte las personas que han trabajado para él y de algúna forma estuvieron presentes durante la convivencia de Michael con esta rara familia además de hipócrita por lo que veo ¬_¬,el menciona una cinta que les tomo a Gavin,sus hermanos y su madre haciendo y diciendo chorradas que ahora mismo nos dejarían con la boca abierta en cuanto lo vieramos,no se si Michael tenga respaldos de todo lo que filma para él ( sería fantástico si tuviera copia de esa cinta) o quizás esta entre las cosas que la policía recogió de Neverland.
Vamos bien creo yo no? Saliendo gente como Chris Tucker y ahora este chico me van dando más ánimos para que esto termine muy pronto .
Gracias por el artículo :ayos:
Vamos bien creo yo no? Saliendo gente como Chris Tucker y ahora este chico me van dando más ánimos para que esto termine muy pronto
.Gracias por el artículo :ayos:
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Que lindo es que desde la mañana uno reciba buenas noticias!!!
Me da mucho gusto que personas como él que tienen algo real que decir lo haga, y aunque sé que muchos medios no harán tanto eco de esta noticia, lo importante es que toda esta evidencia irrefutable pueda ser conocida y expuesta ante un Juez.
Me da mucho gusto que personas como él que tienen algo real que decir lo haga, y aunque sé que muchos medios no harán tanto eco de esta noticia, lo importante es que toda esta evidencia irrefutable pueda ser conocida y expuesta ante un Juez.
Traduccion porfavorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr:buaaah: :buaaah: :buaaah:
Que bien me parece esto!!!
Este camarografo me entrvistó el dia de la fiesta de MJ en LA afuera del orpheum y lo sentí muy buena persona, ojalá y esos videos sirvan de evidencia!!
Es bueno leer buenas nuevas!!
Este camarografo me entrvistó el dia de la fiesta de MJ en LA afuera del orpheum y lo sentí muy buena persona, ojalá y esos videos sirvan de evidencia!!
Es bueno leer buenas nuevas!!
Biiiiiiien!! Cada vez mas evidencias de lo que ya sabemos... Michael es inocente!! Espero que esta entrevista haga algo cambiar a la sociedad americana sobre como ven a Michael y las declaraciones tengan algo de trascendencia fuera de USA, aunque lo dudo.
Por lo menos poner un resumen de lo que dice no?
y eso en donde lo veo?
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:cuñao