New Allegations Surface Against Michael Jackson

Fresh allegations against the late King of Pop have emerged after members of the Cascio family accused Michael Jackson of sexual abuse and disturbing grooming behaviour during their childhood.

The claims were aired during an appearance on the Australian current affairs programme 60 Minutes Australia and form part of a lawsuit filed earlier this year against Jackson’s estate.

The accusations have been strongly denied by representatives for Jackson’s estate, who described the lawsuit as a financially motivated “money grab.”

‘Secret Family’ Speaks Out

The Cascio siblings — Dominic, Eddie, Marie-Nicole and Aldo Cascio — became close to Jackson during the 1980s after their father worked at a luxury hotel frequently used by the singer.

Over time, the family travelled extensively with Jackson and spent holidays at his infamous Neverland Ranch estate in California.

Dominic Cascio alleged that Jackson manipulated and groomed the children through bizarre and degrading behaviour designed to create emotional dependency.

“He’s a monster, he’s evil, what he did was evil,” Dominic claimed during the interview.

“He tricked the whole world into thinking he was this innocent, perfect human being, and he’s not.”

Disturbing Grooming Claims

Among the most shocking allegations, Dominic claimed Jackson once drank his urine as part of what he described as a twisted display of affection and control.

“He would drink my urine and tell me, ‘This is how much I love you,’” Dominic alleged.

“I’m maybe 12 years old at the time. I thought, ‘Well, he must really love me because I would never do that.’”

His brother Eddie also accused Jackson of inappropriate sexual behaviour beginning during the singer’s 1993 Dangerous tour.

Eddie claimed the alleged abuse escalated after they began sharing a bed while travelling together.

“We were on tour, and that’s when Michael started getting closer,” Eddie alleged.

“He rubbed my legs, I sat on his lap, and that’s when the first kiss happened.”

Jackson Estate Hits Back

Jackson’s estate has categorically denied all allegations made by the Cascio family.

Attorney Marty Singer, representing the estate, issued a lengthy statement attacking the lawsuit and accusing the family of contradicting years of previous public support for Jackson.

Singer claimed members of the Cascio family had spent decades defending Jackson and had repeatedly stated he never harmed them or anyone else.

The estate also alleged that financial demands had been made behind the scenes before the lawsuit became public.

According to Singer, attorneys acting for the family previously demanded settlements ranging from $40 million to more than $200 million.

Estate Accuses Family Of ‘Extortion’

The statement argued the allegations surfaced only after Jackson’s death because the singer could no longer defend himself in court.

Singer also pointed to Jackson’s 2005 criminal trial, where the singer was acquitted on all charges after a lengthy court case that divided public opinion around the world.

“Sadly, in death, just as in life, Michael’s talents and success continue to make him a target,” the statement concluded.

The renewed allegations are likely to reignite debate over Jackson’s legacy, which has remained deeply controversial since the release of documentaries and lawsuits accusing the singer of abuse in the years following his death in 2009.

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Money, money, money. They got a good life out of Michael Jackson. Greedy b-tards.

I'm sure Megan only seeks to find the truth !

How convenient just after the movie came out