Originally posted on December 29:
CBS '60 Minutes' Transcript of the Michael Jackson Interview

On December 25th 2003, CBS's Ed Bradley interviewed Michael Jackson.

The interview was broadcast in America on CBS at 7 p.m./ET, 6 p.m./Central on December 28.


click here to read the transcript of the interview

Geragos: "Michael has a concrete, iron-clad alibi for the dates they are saying this abuse took place"

On Tuesday, January 6th, Michael Jackson's attorney Mark Geragos was subject of an interview by MSNBC's Stacy Brown. Within the interview, Geragos stated that Michael has an "iron-clad alibi for the dates they are saying this abuse took place". He also states that the rumours that the Nation of Islam had taken over Michael's business and illegal affairs were "woefully inadequate".

(Read the transcript of the interview)

Nation of Islam and Michael Jackson


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's attorney denied reports that the Nation of Islam was taking control of the singer's business, saying that Jackson was in "full control" of his affairs.

Clarification on the Dismissal of Michael Jackson's Former Spokesperson, Stuart Backerman


OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

Friday, December 2, 2004
From Michael Jackson's Publicist, Kevin J. McLin Sr.

Michael Jackson In Control of His Business Affairs

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

Friday, December 2, 2004

Stuart Backerman and His Departure From the Michael Jackson Team

Backerman: "I believe in Michael Jackson. I would never do anything that would hurt Michael Jackson"

Michael Jackson's former spokesman, Stuart Backerman, has spoken about his departure and of his admiration for Michael.

Statement by the Jackson Family


Wednesday December 31, 2003

Statement by Mark Geragos in Response to Sheriff’s News Conference

Wednesday December 31, 2003
From Mark Geragos
Attorney for Michael Jackson

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Response to CBS´s 60 Minute Interview with Michael Jackson From The Santa Barbara Sheriff´s Office

Press Release

Michael Jackson Denies Sex Charges in 60 Minutes Interview

Fri December 26, 2003 04:01 PM ET

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In his first interview since being charged with child molestation, pop star Michael Jackson vehemently denies the allegations but insists there is nothing wrong in sleeping with children, according to excerpts released on Friday by CBS News.


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