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Michael Jackson's twisted pornography collection is revealed: The images of bondage and bizarre erotica that were found in raid that uncovered secret underage sex closet in his Neverland Mansion

  • WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES 
  • The images come from the 2003 police report following a search of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch
  • The police report claims that in Jackson's bedroom and bathroom alone there were at least seven collections of work with nude teenage boys
  • 'He also had disgusting and downright shocking images of child torture, adult and child nudity, and sadomasochism,' said one investigator
  • The report states that many of the materials featuring naked men and women could be used to groom and then molest young children
  • He was accused of sexually assaulting Gavin Arvizo, a 13-year-old cancer survivor at the time of the alleged incidents 
  • Jackson was acquitted in 2005 on seven felony counts of child molestation and two felony counts of providing an intoxicant to a minor

By CHRIS SPARGO FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 08:04 EST, 22 June 2016 | UPDATED: 11:07 EST, 22 June 2016

 

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The twisted nature of Michael Jackson's sizable and bizarre pornography collection has been revealed in newly released images. 

The huge cache of videos, books and images found at his Neverland Ranch in 2003 - six years before he died - was noted in a Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department report.

It featured women and men in scenes of bondage, transgender videos, young male erotica featuring men and teenagers and even scenes of same-sex sadomasochism.

In another odd image a child beauty queen stands with a noose around her neck while standing in front of an image of child beauty queen Jon Benet Ramsey.   

Much of the material is also detailed in court papers from the time, submitted after a young boy came forward claiming that he had been sexually abused and assaulted by the singer on multiple occasions.

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Viewing: There was also a wide array of pornographic videos (above)
 
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Viewing: There was also a wide array of pornographic videos (above)

Bound: Multiple photos of bondage scenes were found in one of Jackson's books
 
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Bound: Multiple photos of bondage scenes were found in one of Jackson's books

Art?: In another odd image a child beauty queen stands with a noose around her neck while standing in front of an image of child beauty queen Jon Benet Ramsey
 
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Art?: In another odd image a child beauty queen stands with a noose around her neck while standing in front of an image of child beauty queen Jon Benet Ramsey

Pictures: Polaroids of juvenile males were found in Jackson's personal collection

Pictures: Polaroids of juvenile males were found in Jackson's personal collection

Provacitive: There were more photos of the boys as well posing with Jackson

Provacitive: There were more photos of the boys as well posing with Jackson

The police report claims that in Jackson's bedroom and bathroom alone there were at least seven collections of work found by investigators that show boys in their teenage years - and in some cases younger - fully nude or partially clothed.

One of the collections, Taormina Wilhelm Von Gloeden, is described in court papers as: 'Nude photos of teenage boys from late 1800s.'

Then there were Polaroids of two juvenile males.



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I will say that I never understood the hero worship for him. How could people not see that there was a problem, not so much because he had such extensive surgery, but because he insisted on denying it?

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Well, i think that people knew he had issues. But, his talent was obvious as well. And, those kind of people make for the most interesting entertainment news. I used to think that maybe he was just asexual. Like the whole marriage sham to Elvis Presley's daughter. That seemed to make no sense to anyone.

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Well, i think that people knew he had issues. But, his talent was obvious as well. And, those kind of people make for the most interesting entertainment news. I used to think that maybe he was just asexual. Like the whole marriage sham to Elvis Presley's daughter. That seemed to make no sense to anyone.

 Good point.

I agree he had talent, I just never understood the depths of his fans' devotion.

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Well, i dont' understand your devotion to Obama either.

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Well, i dont' understand your devotion to Obama either.

 Just because I respect the office doesn't mean I am "devoted" to the man holding it.

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I never understood the whole devotion to him either. He was a talented, sick man. A child abuser who should have been in jail. Or at least in an insane asylum. But too many people made money off him to let that happen.

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I never understood the whole devotion to him either. He was a talented, sick man. A child abuser who should have been in jail. Or at least in an insane asylum. But too many people made money off him to let that happen.

 I rarely voice my opinion about him for that very reason, FNW.

If he wasn't a celebrity, he would have been the subject of a CPS investigation.

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I don't understand why none of this was admitted into evidence?! Child porn is illegal to possess. Why wasn't he convicted of that at the very least?!

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I never understood the whole devotion to him either. He was a talented, sick man. A child abuser who should have been in jail. Or at least in an insane asylum. But too many people made money off him to let that happen.

 I rarely voice my opinion about him for that very reason, FNW.

If he wasn't a celebrity, he would have been the subject of a CPS investigation.

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 I voiced my opinion once to my aunt who lived in Santa Ynez, near Neverland, and even she sort of stood up for him, saying he did a lot for their community.  I guess that makes it okay?  Not.



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I never understood the whole devotion to him either. He was a talented, sick man. A child abuser who should have been in jail. Or at least in an insane asylum. But too many people made money off him to let that happen.

 I rarely voice my opinion about him for that very reason, FNW.

If he wasn't a celebrity, he would have been the subject of a CPS investigation.

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 I voiced my opinion once to my aunt who lived in Santa Ynez, near Neverland, and even she sort of stood up for him, saying he did a lot for their community.  I guess that makes it okay?  Not.

 Well, I highly doubt those poor kids gave a sh1t about the things he did for the surrounding communities.

NOT, indeed!

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If the creepy dude down the street had all this crap in his house, he would be doing serious time. I don't care how many records you can sell, if you do the crime you do the time.

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Well, I will say in the 80s (before he got REALLY weird), I LOVED him. IMO, he is THE most talented person that has ever lived.
I flew to LA the day after he died. That was crazy. G was playing in Santa Ynez, so I MADE (yes, pitched a fit) him drive me by Neverland. It was crazy. News vans from all over the world. He dropped me off at the gate, told me he was going to go to the end of the street to turn around and I better be back at the road when he got back or he was leaving me there....

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as a child and a singer he was a prodigy--as an adult, he became less of a musician and more of an entertainer--you sort of expect bizarre a la richards or alice cooper, etc--sex,drugs and r&r is sort of a given in the music biz--what he was doing, however, and for a long time, was illegal

agree that if not for his fame and all the hangers-on, he'd have been in prison


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Well, I will say in the 80s (before he got REALLY weird), I LOVED him. IMO, he is THE most talented person that has ever lived.
I flew to LA the day after he died. That was crazy. G was playing in Santa Ynez, so I MADE (yes, pitched a fit) him drive me by Neverland. It was crazy. News vans from all over the world. He dropped me off at the gate, told me he was going to go to the end of the street to turn around and I better be back at the road when he got back or he was leaving me there....

 I loved him in the 1980's, too, when he was with his brothers and even his first solo album or two.  Then the weirdness began and I lost interest.

When I visited my aunt/uncle in Santa Ynez, I made my father drive me past Ronald Reagan's ranch.....it was on the same road as my uncle-Refugio Road.



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In general, I have a problem with labeling anyone "the greatest," whether it's a musician, athlete, writer, chef, etc.

If you asked me what was my favorite book to read aloud to a group of children, my answer would be, quite honestly, "It depends."

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In general, I have a problem with labeling anyone "the greatest," whether it's a musician, athlete, writer, chef, etc.

If you asked me what was my favorite book to read aloud to a group of children, my answer would be, quite honestly, "It depends."

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There is no one more all around talented than Michael Jackson, IMO.  



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I like the Jackson 5 but I never had an interest in MJ after that. I remember my school went nuts when Thriller came out & I was just like whatever.

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I like the Jackson 5 but I never had an interest in MJ after that. I remember my school went nuts when Thriller came out & I was just like whatever.

Not me!  I would stay up late to watch "Friday Night Videos" hoping it would be on there!   



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I like the Jackson 5 but I never had an interest in MJ after that. I remember my school went nuts when Thriller came out & I was just like whatever.

 Like you didn't, like, have a, like, sequined glove?

(That was hard to type!)

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I like the Jackson 5 but I never had an interest in MJ after that. I remember my school went nuts when Thriller came out & I was just like whatever.

 Like you didn't, like, have a, like, sequined glove?

(That was hard to type!)

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I did!!!!  And A hat!

Wore them to the skating rink every weekend!  LOL! 



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Ohfour wrote:
flan327 wrote:

In general, I have a problem with labeling anyone "the greatest," whether it's a musician, athlete, writer, chef, etc.

If you asked me what was my favorite book to read aloud to a group of children, my answer would be, quite honestly, "It depends."

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There is no one more all around talented than Michael Jackson, IMO.  

 Do you mean singers?

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I like the Jackson 5 but I never had an interest in MJ after that. I remember my school went nuts when Thriller came out & I was just like whatever.

 Like you didn't, like, have a, like, sequined glove?

(That was hard to type!)

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flan327 wrote:
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flan327 wrote:

In general, I have a problem with labeling anyone "the greatest," whether it's a musician, athlete, writer, chef, etc.

If you asked me what was my favorite book to read aloud to a group of children, my answer would be, quite honestly, "It depends."

flan

There is no one more all around talented than Michael Jackson, IMO.  

 Do you mean singers?

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I mean entertainers.  There are better singers, there are better dancers (well, that's debatable).  There are better songwriters.  But he had it all.  I don't think we will every see an entertainer like him in our lifetime... 



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I'm not exactly surprised.

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I'm not exactly surprised.

I don't think anyone is.  The guy was super creepy. 



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My father learned how to do his moondance.

I can do that.

 

My friends die when I go into Thriller dance mode. 

 

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Yep. Beyoncé has got nothing on me! My sister died when I did it at a wedding!

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There is only 1 pon picture shown in the article.

I've seen the other two in art collections.

Now, I am not saying he wasn't a freak. He most certainly was.

The girl with the rope is part of a morbid photography collection that uses famous victims and live "reproductions".

The woman is part of a collection concerning how our secret lives can take over our real lives.

I don't doubt for a minute that he had all kinds of porn, though.

And I agree, he should have been in prison.

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I certainly hope my dirty secrets dont go on display once I am dead and gone. I am over MJ... why cant the rest of society be over it? This is only hurting his kids.

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I can never get over the fact that some parents allowed their children to regularly attend "sleepovers" at MJ's neverland.

It blows my mind.

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Michael could have gone down as one of the greatest entertainers of all time but, he had gone weird. Before he died people made fun of him and treated like a has been. When he died all of a sudden he was popular again. I think his story and life is nothing but a tragedy.

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I can never get over the fact that some parents allowed their children to regularly attend "sleepovers" at MJ's neverland.

It blows my mind.

  Me too!



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Me, three.

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I never cared for him.

Wasn't my kind of music.

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Me four.

And I agree that his life was a tragedy.

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I just walked over to the mail area doing my Thriller walk. Everyone was cheering! I did it for you all! Everyone knew exactly what it was. LOL

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HAHAHAHAHAHA! You go, trudy!

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I can never get over the fact that some parents allowed their children to regularly attend "sleepovers" at MJ's neverland.

It blows my mind.
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He was a great entertainer, but the child porn and child molesting was sick.

I don't really care about his taste in adult BDSM or his "chicks with d**ks" tape (image that was shown in the article). That was all consenting adults making those. As an adult (biologically, anyway) he had a right to legally possess those things, even if we may have disagreed with them or what they represented or found them personally reprehensible.

What he didn't have a legal right to was kiddie porn or the molestation of minors. And for that, and that alone, I hope he's in the hot place.

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He was a great entertainer, but the child porn and child molesting was sick.

I don't really care about his taste in adult BDSM or his "chicks with d**ks" tape (image that was shown in the article). That was all consenting adults making those. As an adult (biologically, anyway) he had a right to legally possess those things, even if we may have disagreed with them or what they represented or found them personally reprehensible.

What he didn't have a legal right to was kiddie porn or the molestation of minors. And for that, and that alone, I hope he's in the hot place.

 Not ARIZONA?!!

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No. Definitely not Arizona. Much hotter.

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I can never get over the fact that some parents allowed their children to regularly attend "sleepovers" at MJ's neverland.

It blows my mind.
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No. Definitely not Arizona. Much hotter.

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I can never get over the fact that some parents allowed their children to regularly attend "sleepovers" at MJ's neverland.

It blows my mind.

  Me too!

 Yeah - I thought that weird as well, even when I loved him. 



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