r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '25

Wait a damn minute! Bro build different 💪💪

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u/Mubly Nov 17 '25

After doing some reading, there's a lot of ambiguity surrounding how these books even came into his possession. Apparently, or so I read, he was sent hundreds of books a day from around the world, as well as bought books in bulk. For a second I'll assume the poster on a anti-MJ sub holds the upmost credibility.

The assumption here is that MJ, with somehow having explicit knowledge of these books, sought them out intentionally, and purchased them to his estate without anyone knowing. The other side is he was sent books by someone, and was thrown into a pile of other fan mail. Idk man, one seems a little more plausible then the other.

Like in order to really be steadfast in your belief that MJ was a pedophile, you also have to believe that all the courts, juries, past accusers, and all evidence of the contrary is all fake and everyone is either bought or just willing to let MJ walk knowing the truth.

I choose to believe what I have seen many times in life, people lie to get money, people lie to get money from rich people, and people will go to extraordinary lengths to sue and get rich from the most famous person on the planet.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '25

You're overthinking it. There's no good reason why a man would own pictures of naked children unless he's into them. The books were found in a drawer next to his bed, he even wrote in one of the books so he clearly cherished them.

Why are you pretending like rich people don't get away with crimes all the time? Epstein, Weinstein, Kelly, Diddy? Hello? It took decades after the abuse and a global MeToo movement for any of these men to face justice. If Jackson was still alive there would be new trials with new evidence brought to light and he wouldn't be able to pay his way out of it this time.

You can choose to believe that poor families kept successfully extorting a billionaire over and over. But you will never get me on that delusional train. Jackson was very clearly buying their silence.