Wegner's "book" is all of about fifty pages of double-spaced, ill-written text from a guy who really doesn't have a lot to say about what did or didn't happen at Neverland Ranch from December 1990 to December 1993. Most of this tripe (which can be read within fifteen minutes) doesn't even seem to have a point. Take, for just one example, the author's description of a new elephant's arrival to the ranch:"When Michael rounded the corner of the security office, he saw the elephant. His first reaction was one of great surprise. He moved very cautiously toward the elephant. A specialist, who was hired to train and care for the elephant, was present. Michael moved closer to the elephant so that he could touch it."End of chapter! What was the point to that passage, I wonder? Or to this sorry little "book" as a whole? It doesn't even deserve the one star I gave it, but that's the lowest rating allowed.I give it an F.