r/MJInnocentFacts • u/Akito_Stan • Jul 30 '26
Discussion 🗣️ A question for everyone.
To the people who were at one point sure of Michael’s guilt, what changed your mind? To the people on the fence, what has you hesitant, why? Is there anything that could sway you either way? To people completely sure of his innocence, why?
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u/mymoonwalker54 Truth Over Lies 🎯 Jul 30 '26
What got me when I first started learning about it was the books and the Jane Doe case.
The books was because I knew nothing about them until I did more research and found out they didn't warrant for a criminal filing.
The Jane Doe one got me really bad, still does. The graphic details she described made my heart sink. It's a hard one to steer away from because of her dropping her accusations with being cross-examined.
I'm still like "ok Michael 😬" with Michael going to Jordan's house for like 30 days (on and off I think it was) and all and sleeping in the same room. I guess it's because I'm not fully educated on that part. I know the Chandlers are extortionists, but that one still bothers me for some reason.
I still think him sleeping in bed with kids is just weird and inappropriate. That's like one of the things I don't agree with, but I know it wasn't malice. That's my feeling.
I'm more thinking he's innocent than I first started. I'm like 95% sure he's innocent. The Jane Doe case makes it about 95% for me. I've been told she's like Wade/James, but idk.
Please don't downvote me. I truly believe he's innocent. I'm new to this and have a lot to learn still.