MJ's blue dress

[garfield hates mondays]

Police have seized two pair's of Michael Jackson's underpants to ascertain whether stains found on the pop star's mattress came from him or boys he shared his bed with. Authorities, who will DNA test the underwear, also took several documents written by Jackson relating to the 'Rubberhead Club' he created for the children he entertained at his Californian Neverland Ranch, from memorabilia collector Henry Vaccaro's New Jersey warehouse. Jackson was charged with ten counts relating to child sex offences at Anta Maria Superior Court, California on Friday. The singer denies all charges.

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[Josh]

I'm gonna throw up. Hope he rots.

[Matt]

somethings don't need to be posted. BLEH

[Luthien Tinuviel]

I'm thinking I should not have eaten that bagel...

*uuuuurrrrlaaaaaack!!*

NASTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[garfield hates mondays]

glad to make everyones day

[Josh]

And the MJ fun continues!

Five members of Michael Jackson's entourage are being threatened with conspiracy charges, as the pop star faces ten charges relating to child sex abuse. District Attorney Tom Sneddon is attempting to make the five pals testify against Jackson, or face being charged with helping the singer molest boys. Jackson was charged with ten felony counts on Friday, including the unexpected conspiracy to commit child abduction - and Sneddon hopes to use the charge to prove aides were instructed to keep the family of the star's alleged victim from approaching the authorities. California law professor Laurie Levenson says, "The conspiracy charge allows the District Attorney to squeeze the co-conspirators." The five members of Jackson's entourage were blacked out by the trial judge on the indictment papers.