Tapes & Affidavit Could Be Jacko’s Ticket To Freedom

Former U.S. attorney Kendall Coffey appeared on CNN on Sunday to weigh in on audio tapes and the signed affidavits in Michael Jackson’s child molestation case apparently from the accuser and the mother of the accuser. “Well, if those tapes and that affidavit exist from the alleged child victim and the mother, and if those declarations were made after the fact of the alleged molestation, Catherine, that’s devastating for the prosecution’s case,” Coffey told CNN anchor Catherine Callaway. “They may try to say that the mom and the child didn’t learn the truth until some time later through psychotherapy of the child, but clearly that’s very harmful to the case. And what’s going to be critical is what other evidence is the prosecution going to have, either from the search of Neverland or perhaps from this veritable all points bulletin that they put out to everyone everywhere, calling on all alleged child victims to come forward and provide more information about Michael Jackson.” Read more.