"The Cascios wanted to tell what they now claim is their story, but they had every opportunity to freely speak on any platform before signing this agreement and receiving their massive payout. Surely, after all their years of entertainment experience, they didn’t think they would be allowed to continue making publicly damaging claims after receiving all that money, did they?" Exactly why they only speak out after the payouts ran dry These oppotunists deserve whats coming to them i hope they land in jail soon !

How Come Nobody Apologizes to Michael Jackson Part 3 by @RuckerJael Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As i found Parts 1 and 2 excellent, Part 3 as the most compelling part yet, with its depth of research. Part 3 continues with the prosecution’s case! The media coverage of this trial was very biased, as it didn’t report every testimony or every important detail. Even what really happened in the courtroom isn’t the narrative they want people to hear, and that is very dishonest of them. As Jael is in the world of journalism, her approach is excellent, without retelling events in a condensed manner. What Jael does is very compelling, like with the rest of the prosecution’s testimonies, presenting them in chronological order and comparing their testimony with earlier statements and other documented accounts. For example, with George Lopez’s testimony, she re-examines not only his account of the Arvizos but also his signed declarations, picking up inconsistencies that paint a fuller picture of his testimony. Janet Arvizo's testimony is also a significant highlight, standing out because of Jael’s entertaining commentary and incredible attention to detail, explaining why her answers deserve scrutiny while re-examining her testimony. It’s one of my favourite chapters! The lesser-known testimonies are interesting as well. Robert Spinner is a compelling example of testimony concerning the procedures for handling evidence, such as fingerprints, which weren’t handled properly. This is shocking, and it shows a pattern of incompetence in the investigative work. I feel I wish I could have witnessed these events in the courtroom especially janets testimony, but this is the closest thing for me reading it in book form aswell the articles version So, if you want to go beyond the headlines, whether you know the case or not, and are considering continuing to read another part Jael’s important book series, I really recommend it. It’s a powerful resource as well as a body of work that encourages you look beyond the headlines . Excellent content !