Hi everyone, just a short disclaimer before today's show. I was a little under the weather when we recorded this episode, so that necessitated everyone recording remotely.

Unfortunately, there seems to have been an audio quality issue with the remote feed, so the sound quality this show might be a little less than you used to.

Again, our apologies, it's my fault blame me.

Also, I don't have COVID, I'm good to go. Enjoy the show, you wonderful listeners.

In the second part of our series on Michael Jackson, we'll take a look at his child molestation trial of the mid-2000s.

Leaked copies of the police reports that came out a decade following that trial, and finally, the leaving Neverland documentary that was released in 2019.

We'll close out this series by discussing the lasting impact all of these allegations had on Jackson's legacy and give our final thoughts on what we make of all this.

I'm Mike.

I'm Ian, and I'm Dave.

If part one last week left you wanting more, stick around.

As James Hatfield would say, we're often never-neverland. This is Necronomopod.

I made it quite clear to the other jurors that I was going to be leaving the deliberation room knowing that Michael Jackson was a child molestation.

Are you haunted by the verdict of not guilty?

No, I'm not haunted by the verdict at all. Michael Jackson was in a position to hire the best fraternities that could build a case for reasonable doubt, and they did that.

But another juror, Melissa Harald, is convinced Jackson is innocent.

He was not guilty, but was not in the evidence.

It's just kind of suspicious that they'd go ahead and do this so many years later when Michael Jackson's not guilty to defend himself.

Alright, Ian, you wanted it quite badly last week, so let's jump into it first thing this week.

Top three Michael Jackson songs.

You want me to give him a three?

Well, Dave, I need about 12 hours to think of something.

But yeah, go ahead.

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