Michael Jackson, unreleased audio: “Children want to touch me”
It’s called “The Trial” the new documentary that brings to light unreleased audio recordings in which Michael Jackson talks about his relationship with children and his own personal experience.
According to what was reported by the “Guardian”, the clips were included in the four episodes of the series produced by Wonderhood Studios in the United Kingdom for Channel 4. The episodes will analyze Michael Jackson’s acquittal from allegations of child sexual abuse emerged in a trial held near Los Angeles in 2005.
The trailer
In the promotional trailer, the voice of the king of pop states: “Kids just want to touch me and hug me”, adding that “kids end up falling in love with my personality, sometimes I get in trouble“. Another statement concerns the deep bond that the star said he had with the little ones: according to the “New York Post”, Jackson declared that “if you told me now… ‘Michael, you will never see another child again’… I would kill myself“.
The documentary aims to look beyond the media coverage and controversy surrounding the allegations, exploring broader issues surrounding fame, the justice system and the legacy of one of the most influential figures in the history of pop music, whose reputation was under attack when he was at the height of his success. On June 13, 2005, however, Jackson he was acquitted from all charges, among which were alleged child abuse.
