Lancet Fluke
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He's dead so I don't think the words libel or slander are remotely relevant.Interesting how you come to that conclusion when he was found not guilty. The words "libel" and "slander" come to mind.
He's dead so I don't think the words libel or slander are remotely relevant.Interesting how you come to that conclusion when he was found not guilty. The words "libel" and "slander" come to mind.
Try telling that to the members of his family who are still having to see his name dragged through the mud years after his death, when he went through months of hell to clear his name. In the eyes of the law he's done nothing wrong.He's dead so I don't think the words libel or slander are remotely relevant.
He's dead so I don't think the words libel or slander are remotely relevant.
I think the Michael Jackson estate would disagree.He's dead so I don't think the words libel or slander are remotely relevant.
his family may get offended by things that are said but he's dead so as I said the words slander and libel are completely irrelevant.Try telling that to the members of his family who are still having to see his name dragged through the mud years after his death, when he went through months of hell to clear his name. In the eyes of the law he's done nothing wrong.
Interesting how you come to that conclusion when he was found not guilty. The words "libel" and "slander" come to mind.
No relevance whatsoever to MJ.So do the words O.J and Simpson.
Listening to Thriller now.