In Neverland,
porn rumors can help
Police who raided Michael Jackson's Neverland mansion last November are said to have found pornography.
But Jackson allies think the X-rated materials could actually help his child-molestation case.
Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville last week refused to unseal the indictment that would reveal what cops had seized. But a source who claims to have seen some of the evidence says it includes a collection of adult magazines and DVDs.
The good news for Jackson, the source tells Foxnews.com's Roger Friedman, is that the X-rated material was heterosexual and had nothing to do with children.
The collection included copies of Playboy, Penthouse, Hustler and Cheri that Jackson is said to have kept in a drawer next to his bed.
Friedman notes that, even if police found no child porn, "What's troubling about this is that Jackson has boasted in the past about letting children sleep in his bed and, presumably, having access to the bedroom itself."
Friedman's source insists the DVDs were kept in a locked briefcase in Jackson's bedroom.
Prosecutors have contended that Jackson used straight porn to arouse his accuser, who was then 13, before the alleged abuse.
Police also seized bottles of medicine, such as oxycodone, according to the source, who claims several of the prescriptions were made out to Jackson employees.
Jackson's spokeswoman, Raymone Bain, and his lawyer Brian Oxman declined to comment.
A message left with District Attorney Thomas Sneddon wasn't returned.
porn rumors can help
Police who raided Michael Jackson's Neverland mansion last November are said to have found pornography.
But Jackson allies think the X-rated materials could actually help his child-molestation case.
Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville last week refused to unseal the indictment that would reveal what cops had seized. But a source who claims to have seen some of the evidence says it includes a collection of adult magazines and DVDs.
The good news for Jackson, the source tells Foxnews.com's Roger Friedman, is that the X-rated material was heterosexual and had nothing to do with children.
The collection included copies of Playboy, Penthouse, Hustler and Cheri that Jackson is said to have kept in a drawer next to his bed.
Friedman notes that, even if police found no child porn, "What's troubling about this is that Jackson has boasted in the past about letting children sleep in his bed and, presumably, having access to the bedroom itself."
Friedman's source insists the DVDs were kept in a locked briefcase in Jackson's bedroom.
Prosecutors have contended that Jackson used straight porn to arouse his accuser, who was then 13, before the alleged abuse.
Police also seized bottles of medicine, such as oxycodone, according to the source, who claims several of the prescriptions were made out to Jackson employees.
Jackson's spokeswoman, Raymone Bain, and his lawyer Brian Oxman declined to comment.
A message left with District Attorney Thomas Sneddon wasn't returned.
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