The former senior deputy district attorney for Santa Barbara appears on camera in a new TV show explaining why he felt Jackson should have served twenty years for abusing ex child bed companion Gavin Arvizo in the 2005 trial.
A California prosecutor, who tried Michael Jackson for molesting a child cancer survivor, remains adamant the King Of Pop was a pedophile.
The former senior deputy district attorney for Santa Barbara appears on camera in a new TV show explaining why he felt Jackson should have served twenty years for abusing ex child bed companion Gavin Arvizo in the 2005 trial.
Adamant Ron Zonen, one of the lead prosecutors for Santa Barbara County, is convinced MJ was a molester and that Arvizo had told the truth.
Zonen doubled down to ’s upcoming show The Trial on his assertion that the Thriller star “was a pedophile who could abuse children almost with impunity.”
In court Jackson was cleared of 14 charges connected to abuse of Arvizo, but Zonen revealed his belief that the musician had abused before 2003 which was not included in their charge list.
The bombshell TV interview also teases that had the singers former child pals Wade Robson and James Safechuck spoken up of claims they were abused, rather than wait until 2019, Jackson’s fate may have been different.
The veteran lawyer claimed beloved global entertainer and philanthropist Jackson’s appeal and star quality allowed him to pull the wool over the jury’s eyes.
fans will get to see these incredibly powerful comments this Wednesday and Thursday (Feb 11 and 12) in hour long episodes of The Trial.
