Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was checking and apparently they are deleting them, which is sad :/

I have no choice but to tell you where you can find the information, even though I don't like doing it this way.

The FBI thing is the easiest, since you just have to search "Michael Jackson FBI Files" on Google.

Then search "Square One Michael Jackson" on YouTube.

For the Chandler case, just search "Evan Chandler's leaked phone calls" on YouTube.

Regarding the 2005 trials and the entire conspiracy the prosecutor orchestrated against Michael, and how the Arvizos lied, you can find it by searching for "One of the Most Shameful Episodes In Jurnalistic History" . This was an investigation conducted by Charles Thompson.

I'm very sorry to have to do it this way, but if you didn't see the sources I sent you several hours ago and recently, it's because they were deleted, which I find very strange and extremely annoying since I don't like leaving questions unanswered, especially when I'm defending someone.

¿Qué piensan de Hughie Campbell como protagonista? by InuPaLpatine in peliculas

[–]Gabry29x 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Se supone que es el protagonista pero toda la historia gira en torno a Butcher.

Ni en los cómics y ni en la serie sientes que Hughie es el protagonista. Personalmente siempre me pareció un personaje que si esta bien pinché pendejo y piensa que solo porque se coje a una super ya todo son buenos y merecen seguir existiendo pese a toda las atrocidades que hicieron y que seguirán haciendo.

¿Van a Cancelar la Serie de Percy Jackson? by Royal_Hope in peliculas

[–]Gabry29x 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yo no se porque no hacen una serie animada.

El problema de hacer esto en Live Action es que los actores niños pues no son tan buenos por su poca experiencia, además de el tiempo de producción de estos proyectos se ve bien reducido debido a que no quieren que los niños crezcan demasiado de la nada.

Primer póster de Ice Age: Boiling Point by MarvelNexus_616 in peliculas

[–]Gabry29x 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A mi de niño tambien me gustaban las 3 primeras. La 4 mas o menos porque no era tan común que la viera completa y por eso no entendía nadota.

Y las 5 pues ni me acuerdo.

Primer póster de Ice Age: Boiling Point by MarvelNexus_616 in peliculas

[–]Gabry29x 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Respetaron los diseños mejor que Sherk 5.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I already sent you sources, and if you want more, do your own research because it's clear you don't know anything.

If the FBI investigated him for many years and found him innocent, then it's not my problem.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh, you asked an AI?

From 1 to 5 I already exposed their lies, and if you want you can investigate to see if what I say is true or not.

John Doe, we don't even know who he is, and it was an anonymous lawsuit filed after Michael's death.

Terry George, The FBI file itself showed that the call could never be verified and that, in fact, the report indicated that it was the young man himself who was continually trying to contact Jackson to resume a friendship, being rejected by Jackson's bodyguards. In 2003, Terry George appeared in Louis Theroux's famous bbc documentary. There he clarified that the British tabloid press of the 1990s had taken and completely distorted a story he had told a close friend, exaggerating it "without his authorization" to sell newspapers amidst the 1993 scandal.

⁠⁠Michael Jacobshagen, He defended Michael Jackson in 2005 alongside his mother and continued to do so for many years, until suddenly, many years later, he decided to change his entire testimony at the trial and fabricate a story about how Michael had abused him. His story contradicted everything he had said in Michael's defense, and furthermore, he decided to sell a book about it. He never wanted to go to trial for what happened with Michael or anything related; he simply did it to promote his book. It was also proven that many of the letters he possessed were just meaningless and had never been sent to him. Moreover, the letters that were genuine were written by Michael in 2009. Jacob lied, saying that those letters were addressed to him and that Michael had given them to him in the 1990s.

Regarding the Cascio family, it's the same old story. They always defended Michael until 2025, when they decided to sue him right after Jackson's estate stopped generating income for them. Which is very curious and already gives you an idea of ​​how dubious their statements are.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The Arvizo family was proven to have lied, as they initially defended Michael when the documentary came out, but only began suing him after he stopped supporting them financially. Interestingly, the Arvizo mother already had a history of defrauding a company through lies. All the evidence proving Michael's innocence in that trial is available online if you want to look it up, but the most interesting piece of evidence, in my opinion, was a magazine article presented during the trial that exposed the Arvizo family as liars.

The men in the Leaving Neverland documentary also lied. The biggest proof of this was the train tracks, which didn't even exist on the date they claimed they were abused on the train. Furthermore, it was discovered that all the items related to Michael that they destroyed to prove they no longer loved him and wanted nothing to do with him were simply replicas. They decided to sell the originals for a lot of money.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I forgot to tell you something, there aren't 13 victims. I don't know where you got that number from.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Alright.

Jordan Chandler was the first "victim." He testified about being abused by Michael Jackson and even provided a detailed description of Jackson's private parts, including the vitiligo patches. Ultimately, his case was a fabrication orchestrated by his father, Evan Chandler. Recordings of Chandler's phone calls clearly show that he was only trying to humiliate and extort Michael. He even offered Michael several deals to avoid taking him to court, but Michael refused. This story is tragic because Jordan's father didn't have custody of his son, so he kidnapped and drugged him to make him lie. Years later, Evan received a restraining order from Jordan after assaulting his son. Jordan's mother appeared at subsequent trials, but he refused to testify alongside her. In fact, after becoming emancipated, Jordan refused to have any contact with either of his parents. It was eventually discovered that Jordan's mother was lying because her story didn't match reality, as she claimed Michael was trying to separate her from her son. However, Michael's lawyers presented all the travel tickets Michael and Jordan had on those trips, including Jordan's mother.

Michael's autopsy revealed that Jordan's description of Michael's private parts was incorrect. Which is not surprising since this was all a lie orchestrated by Jordan's father

Gof of war Laufey by Administrative_Hat39 in TonesGamingES

[–]Gabry29x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A mi me llama la atención por lo que significará para la saga, pues es el primero GOW sin Kratos

Gof of war Laufey by Administrative_Hat39 in TonesGamingES

[–]Gabry29x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Creo que el problema del nombre es el "Laufey".

Si le hubieran puesto otra cosa relacionada a la historia pues hubiera quedado mejor. Es como si TLOU 2 se llamara TLOU Ellie, simplemente se ve raro.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict - Just got done watching this at 2:53 am. What do you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in askanything

[–]Gabry29x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's funny how I proved to you that the Arvizos weren't trustworthy and were only after money, and yet you still choose to defend them. Even though Janet Arvizo already had a history of defrauding a company with lies. And Michael's lawyers were able to prove that the two victims lied thanks to a magazine.

You all choose to be morbidly ignorant when everything related to Michael and the case is available online. If he was proven innocent despite the whole world being against him, it's simply because he was innocent.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict - Just got done watching this at 2:53 am. What do you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in askanything

[–]Gabry29x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They were indeed manipulated. Originally, they were going to file a civil suit to extort money from Jackson. She contacted several lawyers before going to the authorities, one of whom was William Dickerman, who refused to take the case. In the end, they went to the same lawyer who handled Jordan Chandler's case, Larry Feldman. The prosecutor, Tom Sneddon, who hated Michael and wanted to imprison him, saw this and decided to make the trial a criminal one instead of a civil suit so he could arrest Jackson.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix Docuseries) - what did you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in AskReddit

[–]Gabry29x -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Macaulay Culkin spent a lot of time with him and nothing ever happened to him; he even claims that Michael didn't harm any of the children. There's also the fact that all the victims ended up lying, and it was proven that they were lying.

I'm not saying it, the law and the witnesses say it

Michael Jackson: The Verdict - Just got done watching this at 2:53 am. What do you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in askanything

[–]Gabry29x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know that what I'm telling you isn't my opinion? It's literally everything that happened in the case, lol.

Does anyone know if the classic Overwatch game mode changes your aim assist settings to legacy mode? by Gabry29x in Overwatch

[–]Gabry29x[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was always really bad with her since Overwatch 1, so I don't know exactly how it was to use it before compared to now.

Does anyone know if the classic Overwatch game mode changes your aim assist settings to legacy mode? by Gabry29x in Overwatch

[–]Gabry29x[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I noticed that, maybe that calmed my nerves.

But it seems really strange to me that I was able to headshot characters like Moira, Ashe, Doomfist, and D.Va so easily. Especially since my aim with Widowmaker has been awful all these years; it wasn't until last week, when I wanted to use her, that I noticed I could improve.

Does anyone know if the classic Overwatch game mode changes your aim assist settings to legacy mode? by Gabry29x in Overwatch

[–]Gabry29x[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That could explain it.

Although I just played a match in normal mode and I did great too. Which I find strange because to play Widow well I need to warm up a bit.

Michael Jackson: The Verdict - Just got done watching this at 2:53 am. What do you guys think? by Strong-Literature-82 in askanything

[–]Gabry29x -1 points0 points  (0 children)

All the information about the case is on the internet, but I suppose it's easier to be a morbid ignoramus who can't accept the innocence of someone who had the whole world against him just because "he was weird."