Justice for Michael
- Soldier Of Love
- May 4
- 10 min read
Updated: May 11
"Lies run in sprints but the Truth runs in marathons, in the end,
The Truth Always Triumph"

A Glimpse of the Truth
I’ve always been driven by a deep sense of justice, a desire to defend the innocent, and a relentless pursuit of truth. This is my small contribution, to help open minds and stand for what’s right.
I didn’t fully grasp the power of lies until I saw them used against Michael Jackson. It hurt, because I know in my heart he wasn’t the man they claimed. I write because the truth deserves to be heard.
Justice doesn’t always come when we expect it, and Michael’s suffering still echoes in me. What hurts most is how easily the injustice is ignored. My body may tire, but my soul won’t stop fighting for him.
Sometimes I wonder if it’s God’s will that I can’t change anything. Michael, with his pure heart, would always ask, “What do you want me to do next, Lord?” I’ve searched for peace, but now I find myself in a deeper struggle.
And so, when I reflect on his life, his innocence, his kindness, I feel an urgent need to raise my voice. Despite the lies, his legacy is far greater than any unfounded accusation. The truth must triumph.
"Michael's prosecution was a travesty of justice and one of the meanest mean-spirited attacks on an INNOCENT person in legal History" Thomas Mesereau
Throughout his life, Michael Jackson faced repeated false accusations, each one a painful battle to defend his honour and innocence. The child abuse claims, by far the most devastating, spread without credible evidence or trustworthy witnesses, driven by greed and a desire to destroy his name.
In this section, we’ll explore how these allegations emerged, the absence of legitimate proof, and how, against all odds, Michael was ultimately acquitted in court.
"Throughout my life I have only tried to help thousands upon thousands of children live happy lives. I am not guilty of these allegations, but if I am guilty of anything, it is of giving all that I have to help children around the world; of reliving through them the childhood I missed." Michael Jackson
1993: The Beginning of the Great Injustice
1993 marked the start of Michael Jackson’s nightmare. Until then, he was beloved around the world, a creative genius, a revolutionary entertainer, and a symbol of hope. But the first major accusation of child abuse shattered that image and opened wounds that never fully healed.
Who Made the Accusation?
The accusation didn’t come from a distressed child, but from an adult: Evan Chandler, a failed dentist with Hollywood ambitions. His son, Jordan, was a fan of Michael’s. The family received kindness, gifts, and trips, Michael saw Jordan as a child in need of joy and affection, just as he had done for so many others.
The Origin of the Blackmail
Chandler had financial motives. Even before the allegations, he was struggling and tried to extort Michael. Secret recordings reveal Chandler’s intent: to destroy Michael’s career and walk away with millions. He demanded $20 million for his silence.
When Michael refused, Chandler went to the media and the police. In one taped call, he made it clear, if he didn’t get the money, he would “ruin” Michael.
“It’s all about money. It’s all money, money, money. Love for children has no price, but some want to put a price on it.” Michael Jackson
What Did the Evidence Show?
Michael voluntarily submitted to a humiliating, police-ordered medical exam. The results did not match Jordan Chandler’s description. There was no DNA, no incriminating marks, and no physical evidence to support the accusation.
Jordan never testified in court or was cross-examined under oath. His story changed over time, and key details didn’t align with Michael’s anatomy.
Why Did Michael Settle?
Michael was exhausted, emotionally broken, underweight, suffering blackouts, and in need of urgent medical care. His legal team urged him to avoid a long, public court battle.
In January 1994, his insurance company settled the civil suit for around $20 million, with no admission of guilt. Meanwhile, the district attorney continued investigating but found no evidence to press criminal charges.
It was Michael who insisted the allegations be made public, refusing to be extorted in silence for something he didn’t do.
What many don’t know is that Michael wanted to go to trial to prove his innocence. But once the civil case was settled, the Chandlers refused to cooperate with the criminal investigation. Without their participation, prosecutors couldn’t proceed. In the end, Michael was denied the chance to clear his name, not by choice, but because his accusers walked away once they got the money.
“Never, never would I hurt a child. I love children. They are what I love most in this world. Before I would hurt a child, I would slit my wrists." Michael Jackson
The media machine
The tabloids exploited the story mercilessly. Every gesture, photo, and word from Michael was twisted under a cloud of suspicion. TV shows, magazines, and newspapers found a gold mine in his misfortune, disregarding evidence, testimonies, and facts in favour of scandalous headlines.
Michael found himself relentlessly vilified by the media. Yet, through it all, he never stopped speaking for children or dreaming of a better world, even though the world had already condemned him without proof.

"At every opportunity, the media has dissected and manipulated these allegations to reach their own conclusions. I ask all of you to wait to hear the truth before you label or condemn me. Don’t treat me like a criminal, ’cause I am innocent."
2005: The Trial That Tried to Destroy Him
In 2005, Michael Jackson endured the most devastating trial of his life. Accused of abusing Gavin Arvizo, a child battling cancer whom he had generously supported, Michael was thrust into a public trial in Santa Maria, California, under the relentless eye of the media.
Yet behind the accusations, the true story was one of a merciless extortion attempt and a manipulative media campaign.
Who were the Arvizos?
Gavin Arvizo met Michael through charitable campaigns while fighting terminal cancer. Michael wholeheartedly supported him, covering his medical expenses, inviting the family to Neverland, and providing food, clothing, and hospitality.
However, Gavin’s mother, Janet Arvizo, had other intentions. She had a history of filing false lawsuits and attempting extortion against companies and celebrities, seeking quick financial gain.
During the trial:
Gavin Arvizo himself was inconsistent in his statements, changing essential details multiple times.
His mother, Janet, was even described by the prosecution as "a problematic witness" due to her exaggerations, aggression, and clear contradictions under oath.
Michael’s attorneys, led by Thomas Mesereau, demonstrated that the Arvizo family had planned a lawsuit from the start.
About Thomas Sneddon, the prosecutor:
Sneddon was a declared enemy of Michael since 1993. Obsessed, he ignored evidence that benefited Michael and allowed irrelevant evidence to be presented with the sole purpose of tarnishing his image.
Sneddon even ordered a brutal illegal raid on Neverland with over 70 armed agents, looking for any sign against Michael… but found NOTHING.
“When everyone points at you and accuses you unjustly, all you have left is your faith in God and yourself to stay standing.” Michael Jackson
Witnesses Defending Michael
Numerous witnesses testified to Michael’s kindness and respect for children, describing him as a nurturing, father-like figure who offered love, not harm.
Children who spent time at Neverland consistently stated nothing inappropriate ever occurred. Macaulay Culkin, one of Michael’s closest friends, testified, “Never, ever did Michael touch me inappropriately. I never saw anything strange.” Brett Barnes and Wade Robson also testified under oath in 2005, confirming Michael never harmed them.
Neverland staff, family members, and close friends all testified to his integrity and genuine care for others.

The Final Veredict: INNOCENT, NOT GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS
On 13th of June 2005, after months of media attacks, public pressure, and an exhausting trial, the jury had no doubts: Michael Jackson was declared INNOCENT on all 14 charges. Complete acquittal.
“My innocence was always in my heart. I just needed the world to see it.”
But even though justice acknowledged his innocence, the damage was done. Michael, sensitive, emotionally fragile, never fully recovered. He left Neverland, his home, his sanctuary, his childhood dream, and withdrew from the United States, seeking to heal far from a country that had treated him like a criminal without any proof.
His health worsened. His trust in others eroded. The child who only wanted to give love was betrayed by those who only saw in him a source of money.

"Michael Jackson was destroyed. Like no other person in our times. You have to remember that Michael Jackson was innocent. He was proved innocent in our courts. If you read the transcripts of the trial it is insanity, it should never have gone to court." David LaChapelle
"Leaving Neverland": The New Betrayal and the Silenced Truth
In 2019, ten years after his death, Michael Jackson was once again targeted with new accusations, this time through HBO’s documentary Leaving Neverland. The protagonists, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, two men who had defended Michael for decades, suddenly changed their stories, now seeking multimillion-dollar compensation. Both had testified in 2005 that Michael never abused them, but their stories shifted after his death.
Who Were Wade Robson and James Safechuck?
Wade Robson: An Australian choreographer who testified under oath in 2005 that Michael never touched him inappropriately.
James Safechuck: A former child actor who, like Robson, had publicly defended Michael, claiming their relationship was one of friendship and protection.
Both men filed unsuccessful lawsuits against Michael’s estate, attempting to obtain hundreds of millions of dollars after their earlier legal attempts failed.
What Inconsistencies Exist in Leaving Neverland?
Date Contradictions and Inconsistent Testimonies:
-James Safechuck claimed he was abused on the Neverland train, but architectural evidence shows the train wasn’t built until two years after the alleged events.
-Wade Robson changed his testimony after being rejected for a role as director in Michael Jackson: One by Cirque du Soleil. He only claimed abuse after being turned down.
-Neither man provided physical evidence, eyewitnesses, or contemporaneous proof of their allegations.
-Both men omitted their history of lying under oath during the 2005 trial.
The Press and Public Reaction
Despite the obvious inconsistencies, many media outlets treated Leaving Neverland as a definitive judgment. In a posthumous attack, they tried to erase Michael from radio stations, museums, and awards, without giving him the opportunity to defend himself.
In response, fans, independent journalists, and the Jackson family fought back. Director Dan Reed was criticized for factual errors, and the counter-documentary Neverland Firsthand exposed the falsehoods. Journalists like Charles Thomson and Mike Smallcombe publicly dismantled the claims, point by point.
The True Victim
Leaving Neverland didn’t just attack a man who could no longer defend himself, it ignored decades of evidence, testimonies, and court rulings that had already cleared him. Michael Jackson became another victim of those who failed to understand his purity and sensitivity, using his kindness and generosity against him.
Despite it all, his legacy of love, art, and compassion continues to grow, immortal and unshakable in the face of lies.
Let’s Remember the Facts:
-Every accusation came from adults seeking money.
-In 2003, over 70 officers raided Neverland, nothing incriminating was found.
-Two Grand Juries declined to indict him.
-In 2005, Michael Jackson was found not guilty on all counts.
-Phone recordings captured clear attempts to extort him.
-The FBI investigated him for 10 years, found no evidence of wrongdoing, and confirmed he was the target of blackmail and threats.
-The only adult material found was legal and heterosexual.
The True Michael: A Child's Heart in a Cruel World
Beyond the trials, the documentaries, and the endless media noise, there was a profoundly sensitive human being a soul who held on to his innocence, even as the world tried to destroy it.
“MAKE LOVE YOUR WEAPON AGAINST ANY EVIL” Michael Jackson

Michael’s life was marked by trauma from the start. As a child, he faced abuse, intense pressure, and the loss of a normal childhood. Fame took away his right to simply be a kid.
As an adult, he tried to reclaim that innocence. Neverland wasn’t an escape, it was healing. A place filled with laughter, animals, and joy, the kind of childhood he never had. Among children, he found something rare: trust, honesty, and love.
His humanitarian Legacy
Michael gave more to charity than any artist in history, over $300 million worldwide. He created the Heal the World Foundation, funded hospitals, paid for surgeries, visited orphanages, and comforted sick and dying children, often in private. Helping others wasn’t for show, it was who he was. He grieved over war, hunger, and injustice, and he lived the change he sang about in Heal the World, Earth Song, and Childhood.
“He talked about helping sick children in every conversation we had. That was his life’s purpose. The world doesn’t know what it lost when it took Michael away from his mission, his future, and from all of us.” David Nordahl, Michael’s friend and artist.

Michael found peace with children because they didn’t judge him. With them, he could be playful, pure, and free. But that same innocence made him a target in a cynical world. His goodness was twisted by adults chasing money. Yet through all the betrayal, he never stopped believing.
Until the very end, Michael held onto his dream: that love, compassion, and childlike faith could still change the world.
“If you really understood Michael, he was the most innocent, loving, compassionate human being you could imagine. He was too gentle for this world. The trial truly broke something in him.” Deepak Chopra
The Truth Always Triumph
Michael Jackson was more than a global icon, he was a deeply sensitive soul, driven by compassion and a tireless desire to bring love, joy, and healing to the world. Behind the fame stood a man who gave everything he had, especially to children.
Yet despite his kindness, he became a target of lies, extortion, and relentless media attacks. Even after being fully acquitted in court, many refused to let go of their prejudice. Why?
Sometimes it was ignorance. Sometimes, people didn’t question the narrative. And too often, it came down to judging him for things beyond his control, like a skin condition.
What does it say about us, as a society, when a man can be declared innocent, yet never truly be free?
Michael’s story should make us reflect, not only on the cruelty he endured, but on how easily truth gets buried beneath noise. Before we judge, we must ask: have we truly sought the truth, or just accepted what we were told?
In the end, the truth always triumphs. His legacy isn’t scandal, it’s the joy he gave, the lives he moved, and his belief that love is stronger than hate. He lives on in his music, in the hearts of those who saw the truth, and in everyone still brave enough to believe in a better world.
“Let us dream of tomorrow when we can truly love from the soul and know love as the ultimate truth at the heart of all creation.” Michael Jackson

Michael, on behalf of mankind,
We are Sorry.
Thank you for taking the time to read and reflect. I know this article was longer than usual, but I felt it was necessary to lay out the truth, to bring clarity where confusion still lingers, and to give voice to the facts that so many overlook.
To those who may have had doubts but chose to open their hearts and minds, I truly hope this brought light.
And to those who have stood by my side from the beginning, thank you, your unwavering support matters more than words can say.
A heartfelt thank you to my friend Ilaria, whose help, encouragement, and belief in this article made a real difference.
With love, Daniela.
More sources of information:
Read the full FBI files: vault.fbi.gov/Michael%20Jackson
All I can really say is thank you… Thanks for taking the time to explain so clearly and honestly what, to me, is one of the biggest failures of humanity: letting the media and those shady accusers take away someone as pure and unique as Michael. And thank you for once again putting your heart into this article. It’s always tough to read about all the things he had to go through, but if that’s what it takes to protect his name from the lies people still spread, then it’s totally worth it.