New Jackson Abuse Claims, Biopic Premiere

0:00On April 24, Michael Jackson's estate just got slapped with fresh child molestation claims from four adult siblings out of New Jersey. They're accusing the late pop icon of grooming and abusing them over more than a decade, starting when some were just seven or eight years old. The lawsuit targets estate bosses, John Branca and John McClain, plus investigator Herman Weisberg. These plaintiffs, Edward Joseph Casio, Dominic Savini Casio, Marina Cole Port, and Aldo Casio, say they connected with Jackson through their dad, who worked at a fancy hotel, the star crashed at often. Abuse allegedly went down during his US and World Tours, and even in their New Jersey home, when Jackson brought his own kids over for visits. The sue blasts Jackson's crew for enabling it all, claiming handlers turned a blind eye while he isolated the kids emotionally and physically, parents had no clue, supposedly manipulated to keep giving him access. Details paint a dark picture.

1:00Jackson allegedly plied them with drugs and booze, show child pornography to desensitize them, and scare them into. Silence by threatening to wreck everyone's lives if word got out. This bombshell hits right as Lions gates new Jackson bio-pick Michael, premieres, with big box office buzz this weekend. These are on how the estate responds next, that's the story for today, music news today, driven by AI.