 people who turned it off. Bet they’re meeting in the conference rooms at Fox already, saying, “Man, did we blow it!” Broke their records for beating all of the others. Heh.
Special K on June 27, 2009 at 4:50 PM
No, what you are arguing is that he was not convicted in a criminal court of law. That is not the same as not proven. It was proven. The only ones who continue to deny it are those who are Jackson sycophants or should not be allowed to have access to children.
That’s because you are a horrible parent if indeed you do have children. One, you would allow your children to consort with a child molestor, Two, you would force your child to get up in a packed courtroom, with cameras and reporters from around the world and discuss the most intimate and embarassing and repulsive sexual details. A parent who loved his child would not make their child go through this. You, otoh, would make your kid suicidal.
Uh, no. If I am in a court of law and sitting as a juror in an ongoing case, then I must agree to the legal fiction that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Otherwise, no.
I’ll be unequivocal about it: Jackson is a pedophile and molested young boys.
I don’t claim be God but I do have the ability to judge other human beings. You, otoh, lack the logic and honesty to do so.
Bull.
Your other illogical tirades bores me, so I’ll skip it.
Blake on June 27, 2009 at 5:02 PM
It should have been Joe Jackson(the father)to die instead of Michael. All his kids would have secretly been relieved.
fastestslug on June 27, 2009 at 7:30 PM
and who managed the mans life? hmmm? enough said.
johnnyU on June 28, 2009 at 7:00 PM
It isn’t everyday I run into someone who doesn’t know me yet can judge my parenting skills. your insults are laughable. I dare say you actually admit if your child were raped you would let the accused go free rather than have your child testify. That is sick and twisted logic. There are ways to protect children in the courtroom. You simply have no idea about what you are talking about. Had you considered the real world instead of the fantasyland you live in you would know that.
kanda on June 29, 2009 at 6:40 AM
Enough of this guy... he was a perverted, drug addicted, pedophile song and dance man. The time and effort spent on this story by the mainstream media vividly reflects the sickness that has overtaken this poor Republic.
rplat on June 29, 2009 at 11:01 AM
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-MoisesSION, Switzerland — After climbing to third place overall, former track cycling specialist Bradley Wiggins has emerged as the biggest surprise of this year’s Tour de France.
The 29-year-old, a three-time Olympic gold medalist for Britain who rides for Boulder-based Garmin-Slipstream, has transformed into one of the best climbers in the world this season and is in strong contention for a podium finish Sunday in Paris.
“I’m not so much surprised with myself,” Wiggins said Monday, a rest day for riders. “Perhaps in terms of position, yeah.... But in terms of performance, I thought I was capable of climbing well here. I did believe I had the physical capability to go top 15.”
After sticking with the certified climbers through the Pyrenees, Wiggins finished fifth in the first alpine stage, just 1 minute, 6 seconds behind winner Alberto Contador. Overall, Wiggins trails the Spaniard by 1:46 — and is only nine seconds behind second-place Lance Armstrong.
He has few illusions that he can win the race.
“I’m not stupid enough to think that I can beat Contador,” Wiggins said. “I think he’s proved that he’s by far and away the best rider in this race. I think at this stage, it’s just consolidate where I am, really — I think that’s the main thing.”
Contador called Wiggins one of his main rivals.
“I still have a small gap with him, (and) he’s one of my biggest competitors now,” the 2007 winner said. “I think in (Thursday’s) time trial, he will be very dangerous. So maybe I’ll try to take some more time on him beforehand, we’ll see.”
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A look at today’s 16th stage of the Tour de France:
Stage: After a rest day in Verbier, riders face a 98.9-mile ride in the Alps between Martigny, Switzerland, and Bourg-Saint-Maurice, France. The stage features two punishing climbs, the Col du Grand Saint-Bernard and the Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard.
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Agent Fox was officially sworn in by Prosecutor Carroll at the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office on May 16, 2022.
Agent Fox began his career in law enforcement as an investigator for the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office in 1972, becoming an Assistant Prosecutor at the ECPO in 1979. In 1980, he joined the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Criminal Justice as a Deputy Attorney General, and over the next decade, served in the Environmental Prosecutions Task Force/Organized Crime/Racketeering Bureau, Special Prosecutions and Organized Crime, and Economic Crime Section units. Between 1990 and up until joining the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, he served in private law firms, including acting as a joint municipal prosecutor for Hillsborough/Montgomery/Manville from 2003 through 2022.
Agent Fox earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Saint Peter’s College and a Juris Doctor from Seton Hall University School of Law.
“We are very pleased to have Bill Fox join our Office. As noted above, Bill has a huge amount of professional experience and more specifically, has served as an Essex County Investigator, an Assistant Prosecutor, Deputy Attorney General and Municipal Prosecutor for many years and has a vast knowledge of the criminal justice system. On a personal note, I have known Bill for over 40 years and his character, skills, integrity, and work ethic will be a significant benefit to the MCPO and the citizens of our communities,” Carroll said.
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