The clippings allege that Jackson and the British DJ Terance George had phone sex in 1979 when Jackson was 20 and George was 13. Part one consists of 10 pages, primarily legal documents and tabloid newspaper clippings.
Part one: FBI monitoring tabloid articles on Jackson The FBI files released on Jackson comprise seven parts. According to the files, the FBI ended its investigations into Jackson in 2005 and found no evidence of criminal conduct on his part. At Jackson's trial in 2005, Santa Maria law enforcement contacted the FBI as they feared the trial could be a " soft target" for terrorism. In 2004, the FBI assisted with investigations into child abuse allegations against Jackson.
In 1993, following the first allegations of child sexual assault by Jackson, FBI agents began looking into Jackson's alleged involvement with young children the FBI investigations continued for almost 10 years. The FBI began monitoring Jackson in 1992, when they investigated death threats against him made by a man obsessed with Jackson's sister Janet. The files received extensive media coverage. They include copies of letters from members of the public commenting on Jackson's performances, newspaper clippings, and various documents reporting that Jackson was the target of threats and extortion attempts. The FBI files comprise 600 pages 333 pages were released publicly, divided into seven parts. The FBI found no evidence of criminal conduct on Jackson's part. These investigations occurred between 19.
They also investigated threats made against Jackson and others by Frank Paul Jones, who was later imprisoned.
In response to perceived threats against Jackson and allegations of child sexual assault made against him, the FBI made several investigations into Jackson, none of which led to charges.īetween 19, Jackson was investigated by California law enforcement agencies due to allegations of child abuse the FBI provided technical and investigative assistance. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) kept records on the American singer Michael Jackson, which were released under the Freedom of Information Act posthumously on December 22, 2009.
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