並沒有...
看板KingofPop (麥可傑克森 - Michael Jackson)作者Foucault (別叫我朋友)時間21年前 (2004/02/21 16:08)推噓0(0推 0噓 0→)留言0則, 0人參與討論串1/1
On February 16, MSNBC's 'The Abrams Report' aired an interview with
college student Richard Matsuura (18). In this interview Matsuura set
the records straight regarding allegations who have been published in
a 'Vanity Fair' article by Maureen Orth. The article claims that back
in 1988, when Matsuura was 12 years old, he spent four days with Michael
Jackson in Tokyo (Japan) and that he was supplied by one of Jackson
cans filled with wine to the point where he became sick. His father,
according to the article, was so furious he immediately ended talks with
Jackson about a theme park venture. However, Matsuura contacted NBC News
to correct the erroneous published report. He wanted to come forward on
his own because he knows that at least one of the stories about Michael
Jackson is untrue. "I was taken to the hotel where my father and Michael
had a meeting. And at that time, somebody escorted me to Michaeloom and we
just introduced each other. I said I was Ricky Matsuura. He said he was
Michael Jackson." Asked how much of the 'Vanity Fair' article is true he
replied:
"Absolutely zero. Besides the fact of Michael Jackson coming to Japan in
nd actually giving a press conference about this theme park business, all
the other allegations and statements made about his trip to Japan in re
completely false, completely false."
The four days with Jackson were a memorable time that gave Richard
Matsuura a window into the mind of Michael Jackson. He says what he saw
as a 12-year- old boy helped him understand what so many adults can not.
"When he says sharing a bed, everybody is out to make it like heou know
going to sexually molest him and thatbsolutely not true. He never had
the chance to joke around as a kid, you know play water gun fights and
that kind of thing. It was all strictly business, pressure on him as a
child and thatriless childhood."
He also stated that Michael Jackson never said or did anything
inappropriate over the days he spent in his company. He did drink a
champagne toast under his fathervision and that he did later become sick.
Asked whether anyone from Michael Jackson's camp offered him payment for
going public he answered:
"I could open my bank account records for everybody. No money, no, not at
all."
Following the interview Maureen Orth, author of the respective 'Vanity
Fair' article, acknowledged that she actually never spoke with Richard
Matsuura personally, but that the story came from Myung-Ho Lee, who had
worked for Michael Jackson in the past.
Ryusaki Matsuura, father to Richard Matsuura, was also interviewed and
stands by his sonsion.
Source: MSNBC / MJFC
--
※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc)
◆ From: 218.174.158.100
KingofPop 近期熱門文章
PTT偶像團體區 即時熱門文章
