Ten years after his death, the late American pop star Michael Jackson came out of her
silence, speaking on a dark side that might be a shock to the late star's fans
Adrian McManus, the 60-minute CBS television host, spoke in detail about her observations at Jascon Farm in Neverland, California
According to international media, McManus, who started working on the farm in 1990, said she saw sex abuse from Jascon for many of the young children he was hosting at the farm
The maid, who was installed three months later in Jackson's private suite to clean it, said she watched the pop king kiss and kiss him and pass his hands on the boys' bodies more closely to "predatory behavior
The maid, who was installed three months later in Jackson's private suite to clean it, said she watched the pop king kiss and kiss him and pass his hands on the boys' bodies more closely to "predatory behavior
"Despite the sparkle and charm that surrounded Jackson, he was a very troubled man during the time I was in," said the worker, who arrived at the King of Pop wing after being trusted. "The late man had a nice side in his personality, dark
Adrian McManus revealed that she was threatened. "They told me if they appeared on television and talked about what I saw, they would use a professional killer to kill me," Adrian McManus said, without specifying who they were.
Jackson died in 2009 at the age of 51 after a powerful overdose of propofol. His doctor, Conrad Murray, was later convicted of manslaughter
Jackson died in 2009 at the age of 51 after a powerful overdose of propofol. His doctor, Conrad Murray, was later convicted of manslaughter
