Why Is Michael Jackson Unethical

Michael Jackson was known as the King of Pop and was arguably one of the most influential and infamous musical artists that had ever lived. In the year 1958 in Gary, Indiana, Michael Jackson was born, and from that point, he had a very short window of opportunity to be able to be a kid. When he was just five years old he rose to fame alongside his four older brothers in a band they formed, managed under their father, Joe Jackson, known as the Jackson 5. As Michael Jackson grew up, he kept his want and attraction of being a child at heart throughout his adolescence and into adulthood. This, in turn, led to Jackson purchasing a 3000-acre ranch and having it named Neverland Ranch. Jackson decided in 1988 he wanted the Ranch’s doors to be opened to children everywhere, to be a place where children could be children and have fun.
This location and situation turned to where Michael Jackson was first wrongly persecuted and accused with molestation allegations brought against him in 1993. That particular controversial dispute had become a pivotal argument for the accusers in Michael Jackson’s 2005 case - official name, People Of The State Of California Vs Michael Joseph Jackson, and the unofficial and shortened name, People vs Jackson. This led to a 21st-century witch hunt, much like the ones that had occurred in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692, against Michael Jackson in which Jackson was being persecuted by the public during the 18-month court case -People vs Jackson- that lasted from January 16, 2004, to June 13, 2005. Michael Jackson was wrongly persecuted in the years 2004-2005 under 10 felony counts that include child molestation and conspiracy to kidnap and was put in a negative light in the years leading up to it, and consequently boiled over into the case of People vs