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Since American media is refusing to cover this story, 60 Minutes Australia did on Sunday, interviewing four of the five Cascio siblings who are accusing Michael Jackson of molestation and abuse over a span of roughly a decade.
A summary of the special:
- Previously staunch defenders of Jackson regarding his inappropriate relationships with children, the Cascio siblings now say they were each privately abused by Jackson. They say they never shared their secret with each other until the release of the 2019 documentary Leaving Neverland.
- The Cascio siblings were all children when Jackson took a special interest in their family, at one point living in their average New Jersey home for three months.
- Among the horrific claims: masturbation, oral and penetrative sex, constant proclamations and demands of love, disturbing "games" like one Jackson called 'booty rumble,' and an allegation by the youngest sibling that Jackson drank his urine as a private show of devotion.
- The one girl said she was 12 when Jackson convinced her to undress in front of him, telling her it was "normal."
- Jackson remained close to the siblings even after he was arrested in 2003 following allegations of abuse made by another teenage boy.
- At the time, Jackson said that police had brutally manhandled him during the arrest. One of the Cascio siblings says Jackson pressured him to create bruises and Jackson's claim was a lie.
- The siblings say Jackson used alcohol and prescription drugs to lower their inhibitions and maintain control.
In a statement to 60 Minutes, attorney Marty Singer accused the Cascios of engaging in a “desperate money grab” and the family “consistently and repeatedly asserted that Michael never harmed any of them or anyone else.”
“Notably, these shakedown attempts come more than 15 years after Michael’s death, thus carrying no risk of being sued for defamation. Sadly, in death just as in life, Michael’s talents and success continue to make him a target."
The number of known Jackson victims is currently at 11.