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High-profile pair willing to testify on Jackson's

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LOS ANGELES - (KRT) - "Mac" backs jackson.

 

"Home Alone" star Macaulay Culkin and Britney Spears' famous choreographer Wade Robson are willing to testify that their pal Michael Jackson never molested them during their many childhood sleepovers at Neverland, sources say.

 

The famous pair, who hung out with Jackson when they were kids more than a decade ago, may be called as defense witnesses at Jackson's upcoming child molestation trial, a source close to Jackson said.

 

"Mac and Wade have always said very clearly from the beginning - nothing ever happened. Michael did not molest them," the source said.

 

The pair and another young Jackson pal, Australian-born Brett Barnes, 21, all have said that if they are called, they will testify on Michael's behalf, the source said. But Culkin's rep would not confirm that.

 

"He's not involved in the proceedings at this time," Michelle Bega said. Robson and Barnes could not be reached Monday.

 

Culkin, who is godfather to Jackson's son Prince Michael, freely has admitted that he and his brothers slept in Jackson's bed at Neverland, but he says they amused themselves with food fights, not fondling.

 

Jackson is charged with molesting a then-13-year-old cancer survivor in 2003 and conspiring to hold the boy and his family hostage at Neverland Ranch. He denies all charges.

 

Prosecutors want to portray Jackson as a serial molester who abused another boy in 1993, fondled a maid's son in the early 1990s and had as many as five other boys - including Culkin, 24; Robson, 22; Barnes, and his nephew Jeremy, 18 - spend time in his bedroom long before the current accuser's claim that he was molested there.

 

Just last week, Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies grilled Jeremy Jackson, the son of Jackson's brother Jermaine, asking him whether his uncle ever had "improper contact" with him, the Santa Barbara News Press reported and a Jackson source confirmed. The nephew denied any impropriety took place.

 

"It's beyond belief. This is how desperate these prosecutors are," said the source.

 

On Wednesday, a judge will hear arguments on whether Jackson's past relationships with other boys can be introduced at his upcoming trial.

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That's a good news. You know what I was thinking? I was watching the Gone Too Soon performance at the Clinton Gala. And I was thinking, if Ryan White was here, that'd be a perfect example of how Mike is a loving person and NOT a pedo!!

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That's a good news. You know what I was thinking? I was watching the Gone Too Soon performance at the Clinton Gala. And I was thinking, if Ryan White was here, that'd be a perfect example of how Mike is a loving person and NOT a pedo!!

 

yeah...i cannot wait for those :) :) to be able to see the truth...what a day that will be!

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