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Netflix’s new docuseries Michael Jackson: The Verdict dives deep into the 2005 child molestation trial, using firsthand accounts from lawyers, journalists, and jurors to reconstruct the courtroom drama — where cameras were banned, making this the most intimate look yet at what really went down. Shocking new claims emerge, including allegations that Jackson’s assistant was purchasing child abuse material on his behalf, and that he partied with teenage boys during a police raid on Neverland. Journalist Martin Bashir recalls being stunned by Jackson’s admission to sharing a bed with children — a pivotal moment in the trial. The film also reveals the human cost: a former juror remembers Jackson thanking her after his acquittal, while the accuser’s child is said to have felt abandoned by the verdict. This isn’t a biopic — it’s a raw, unflinching courtroom exposé that uncovers secrets buried for years.

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