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Episode 2: All Children, Except One, Grow Up

By: Leon Neyfakh
Narrated by: Leon Neyfakh, Jay Smooth
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  • As news breaks of the first sexual abuse allegations against Michael, reporters scramble to dig up any information they can while Michael Jackson’s PR machine battles to control the narrative. Meanwhile, a by-the-book LAPD detective struggles to investigate the case in the midst of the frenzy.

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Well balanced

The reviews all fall into one of two camps - Michael fans who object to anything other than a total vindication and everyone else who are interested hearing the full story. The former will not like the comprehensive review of his life, career, and the accusations but, the latter will find it compelling.

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Interesting

I grew up in the 80’s and the first couple of episodes are very interesting. Guilty or innocent, love or hate, the art & music of Michael Jackson lead to great fame and clearly many demons for the artist and those around him.

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didn't read

don't know how this book ended up in my library I DID NOT WASTE MY TIME READING IT. CANT DELETE IT FROM MY LIBRARY

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Biased

I'm on the second episode and I already see how this production is one side. The first episode says that they aren't trying to prove Michael guilty or innocent but in the next episode they immediately bring out all types of propaganda against Michael and when they play the statements of people defending Michael Jackson, the narrative says that "they were convinced to think that. This whole production is pushing false narrative. I should've known when I saw this pushed all over social media advertisements.

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