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Michael Jackson Staff Claim Inappropriate Behaviour With Kids Fact Checked

“Who were former staff at Neverland that saw inappropriate behaviour with Michael Jackson and small children”
Jesús Salas
Confidence: High Checked on May 2, 2026

Summary

Jesús Salas, who served as the house manager at Neverland Ranch, testified that he observed Michael Jackson drinking heavily and witnessed teenage boys emerging drunk from the wine cellar, indicating inappropriate behavior involving Jackson and young people. No other former staff members are specifically identified as having witnessed such conduct.

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  • Leaving Neverland - Wikipedia

    Another Jackson biographer, J. Randy Taraborrelli, felt that Jackson's friendships with children were "weird", but saw nothing sexual about them. He said he would have felt that Robson and Safechuck were telling the truth "if it wasn't Michael they were talking about". Bill Whitfield, Jackson's former head of security, also disputed Robson's account that Robson and his wife visited Jackson at his home in Las Vegas in 2008, and said that Robson had never visited. A 30-minute documentary rebutting the claims in the film, Neverland Firsthand: Investigating the Michael Jackson Documentary, was released on YouTube on March 30, 2019.

  • Trial of Michael Jackson - Wikipedia

    LeMarque said he had decided not to sell because it was "against our principles". Jesús Salas, a former house manager at the Neverland Ranch, testified that he often saw Jackson drunk or affected by prescription drugs, and once saw three teenage boys emerging drunk from the wine cellar after ...

  • FBI files on Michael Jackson - Wikipedia

    The remaining pages cover various allegations against Jackson throughout 1993, with many pages replicated from part one of the files. Other files show that the FBI provided logistical support to LAPD detectives traveling to the Philippines to interview two former Jackson employees.

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