Before Neverland

Michael Jackson's First Lost-Boys

von Rosalia Isabella Belcher-Leprince

434 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

"Three-fourths of 44 extremely feminine boys followed from early childhood to adolescence or young adulthood matured as homosexuals or bisexuals, as against only 1 bisexual among a comparison group of more typically masculine boys." -- Jane E. Brody, "BOYHOOD EFFEMINANCY AND LATER HOMOSEXUALITY", Dec. 16th, 1986

In one of the rare cases involving any male-victims, Michael J. (alleged former male-victim of the Casting Couch) was accused by 14 males. Neverland is often spoken of, but not the residence he owned previously, Hayvenshurst. From 1993-2005, he was accused of homosexual-assault/trafficking by 5 Mestizo/Hapa Latin-American/Caribbean boys. Including Jason Francia (7-10), and an unnamed-foreign-boy.

"Look at the true spirit of happiness and joy in these boys' faces. This is the spirit of boyhood. A life I've never had and will always dream of. This is the life I want for my children.">If a boy was his "special child", they slept alone with him in his room. There is a list of U.S.-/foreign-born unrelated-boys of similar ages/appearance(s) that had shared his bedroom, and sometimes shared his bed, alone, with their siblings/male-friends. (Usually European-Brunets and mixed-race Hapa-Brunets. As noted by V. Finaldi none were African-American-males except Emmanuel Lewis.) The Spences, Lennons, Feldmans, Safechucks, Whaleys, Jacobshagens, Carters.