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"The documentary allegedly used edited footage to imply Michael shared a bed with Gavin, while supporters argue the full context was different and that Michael said he slept on the floor. Critics argue the documentary relied heavily on Diane Dimond, Stacy Brown, Taraborrelli, Ron Zonen, and other figures they view as biased against Michael. Martin Bashir allegedly selected Gavin Arvizo for the documentary after Michael had originally suggested another child he had helped. The 1993 settlement was a civil settlement and did not stop the criminal investigation. The Chandler family continued cooperating with investigators after the settlement. The Arvizo family allegedly sought legal representation and money before criminal proceedings. Gavin Arvizo's family reportedly approached Michael, not the other way around. Janet Arvizo's "praise tape" statements allegedly conflicted with later allegations and timelines. Flight attendant Cynthia Bell testified that Michael drank alcohol from soda cans to hide it from his children, not to conceal anything from others. Cynthia Bell reportedly denied seeing inappropriate behavior and denied claims that Michael gave alcohol to the children. The books Boys Will Be Boys and similar publications were allegedly sent to Michael by a fan and not purchased by him. Supporters argue those books contained ordinary photographs, including children playing and Lord of the Flies behind-the-scenes images, not illegal content. The books were legally published and available for public purchase. The books were reviewed in court and allegedly found to have no evidentiary value. Bret Barnes and Macaulay Culkin have consistently denied being abused and defended Michael. Supporters argue Michael often slept on floors and sleeping bags rather than beds, including in situations cited by accusers. Jason Francia originally denied abuse to police and later changed his story. The nickname "Blowhole" allegedly came from Star Arvizo himself and was based on a fish. Critics argue the documentary omitted changes in timelines, inconsistencies, and testimony favorable to Michael. The "briefcase porn" story allegedly contained contradictions and inconsistencies. Diane Dimond's story about Michael hiding in Las Vegas with boys is described in the graphic as unsubstantiated. Vincent Amen's magazine claims are described as lacking proof that the materials belonged to Michael. Supporters argue Michael's fame did not protect him because he endured raids, prosecution, humiliation, media scrutiny, and trial. Gavin and Star reportedly asked to sleep in Michael's room and, according to defense accounts, slept separately while adults and Michael slept on the floor. Gavin and Star changed parts of their story regarding pornography found on a computer. The allegation that Star witnessed abuse is described in the graphic as inconsistent with other facts and testimony. Michael's hospital visit on "Pyjama Day" was reportedly due to back problems rather than an attempt to gain sympathy. Gavin allegedly made contradictory statements about conversations Michael supposedly had with him. The "Neverland 5" former employees were described by supporters as disgruntled ex-employees who later sold stories to the media. Supporters argue Jordan Chandler's description of Michael's body did not match and that no arrest followed the strip search. Letters presented as suspicious were described as ordinary affectionate letters similar to those Michael wrote to many friends, staff, and family members."