The Arvizo Allegations Part 1: The Con

The Arvizo Allegations Part 1: The Con

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The Arvizo Allegations Part 2: The Family Testimony

The Michael Jackson criminal trial begins in February 2005, with the Santa Maria courthouse overwhelmed by the massive media presence covering the proceedings. The lawyers on both sides present their opening statements, and then the prosecution starts calling their approximately ...  Show more

The Arvizo Allegations Part 3: The Case Against Michael Jackson

In this episode, you'll hear from the remaining prosecution witnesses. The state's case focuses on the following:*Evidence that this family was held against their will and that Jackson knew about it*Evidence that Jackson had employees and handlers protecting him*Evidence of moles ...  Show more

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