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This is beyond MJ. That article also suggest by making these claim that the Sheriff/DA dept had evidence of child porn but did not use it. That is impying that the sheriff and the DA did something wrong and we know these folks went way and beyond and did not find nothing.I read on another forum that now RadarOnline deleted pages from their initial 88-page document that they posted on Monday because now it's just 60 pages. Apparently they are trying to cover themselves because the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department mentioned the document was mixed with content taken from the internet.
Pathetic dishonest liars.
I agree.So, all those pages removed from the original RO article were probably photos that they added themselves for their smear campaign, and not ever in Michael's possession because they probably can easily be proven that they weren't even in existence when the raid occurred? Do you guy knows how many websites ran with the story referring to the "sick" Jon Benet Ramsey photo in his possession? Many did! I'm will to bet that the so-called dead goose animal torture pictures, etc. were all "additions" and never in his possession.
This is big, and damning against RO.
This is beyond MJ. That article also suggest by making these claim that the Sheriff/DA dept had evidence of child porn but did not use it. That is impying that the sheriff and the DA did something wrong and we know these folks went way and beyond and did not find nothing.[/QUOTE
You know the arvizos could sue da and santa barbra police department for this if they really wanted to uf this were to be true loo
respect77;4153572 said:I read on another forum that now RadarOnline deleted pages from their initial 88-page document that they posted on Monday because now it's just 60 pages. Apparently they are trying to cover themselves because the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department mentioned the document was mixed with content taken from the internet.
Pathetic dishonest liars.
SarahJ;4153600 said:From his Facebook...Oooops! He says it was shown to the public until 2010.
https://www.facebook.com/JonathanHobin.Art/
Sadly I don't expect the family to do much because they know there isn't big money to be made from suing radar.
As much as I appreciate Taj defending his defenseless uncle, the threat of a lawsuit is likely to remain just that. A threat.
Has the family ever sued anyone for slandering and spreading lies about Michael or the family in general?
Hell, I wish Michael had taken the Arvizo's back to court the minute he was exonerated.
ivy;4153617 said:He talked to the media as well - http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ottawa-artist-photo-michael-jackson-1.3651598
Ottawa artist angry over unauthorized use of photo in online gossip rag
Jonathan Hobin debunks website's link of his photo to a 2005 raid of Michael Jackson's home
By Mario Carlucci, CBC News Posted: Jun 24, 2016 5:05 PM ET Last Updated: Jun 24, 2016 5:05 PM ET
An Ottawa artist is coming face-to-face with the lawlessness of the web and an international story reviving allegations of sexual misconduct by deceased pop star Michael Jackson.
Jonathan Hobin has gained artistic notoriety for his photo works depicting children acting out disturbing news events and traumatic situations.
Ottawa-based artist Jonathan Hobin is photographed with pieces from his exhibit "In The Playroom" at the Ottawa Art Gallery in Ottawa on Friday, April 19, 2013.
One image depicts a child resembling Jonbenet Ramsey, the six-year-old girl found murdered in her parents' Boulder, Colorado, home on December 26, 1996.
According to an online article by a celebrity gossip publication called Radar Online, Hobin's image was confiscated by the Santa Barbara sheriff's department in a 2005 search of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch.
"I started to get texts and emails at three in the morning the other day … at first (I was) excited that Michael Jackson was a fan, despite it being part of his (alleged) sex den," Hobin told All In A Day host Alan Neal on Friday.
"In truth I knew right away that actually it debunked the story of the day I guess about Michael Jackson because I knew for a fact that that child potentially was not even born … before the police raid," said Hobin, and that the photo itself was taken in 2008, three years after the raid.
Work 'taken out of context'
Santa Barbara police haven't yet confirmed the claims in the Radar Online article — which was picked up by publications such as Vanity Fair and Britain's Daily Mail Online — and did not immediately return requests for comment by CBC Ottawa.
But a spokesperson for Santa Barbara police is quoted in a Los Angeles Times article saying the Radar Online piece merges aspects of its police report with content from the internet and other sources.
The whole debacle upsets him, but he isn't surprised, says Hobin, who is creative director for the School of Photographic Arts in Ottawa.
"At first I was just disappointed that the media didn't do their research but then I was also disappointed that my work was taken out of context.
"The whole purpose of the series is to talk about the horrible disturbing things that kids see on a daily basis and then to take it out of context it became one of those images."
Then, there's the association with pornography and child exploitation he finds most egregious.
'People are manipulating the context of art for their own sinister purposes.'
- Artist Jonathan Hobin
"I've had my critics call it that in the past but you have to understand context is everything … If you read it in the context for which it was intended a lot of people consider the work to be powerful and thought provoking."
Wants clarification from police
A lot of the work that they're referencing in the Radar Online report isn't in fact pornography, but images obtained online from art books, according to Hobin.
"People are manipulating the context of art for their own sinister purposes. I think again, it harkens back to poor journalism and the excitement around creating drama that doesn't exist," he said.
Hobin believes the best way to put an end to the misinformation is for the police department in question to deny the claims.
"(The sheriff's department) could have put out word immediately saying that this is someone's attempt to ... corrupt a previously existing police investigation," he said.
"I'd like them to speak to it sooner rather than later … everyone from Vanity Fair to Daily Mail to wherever, they're talking about this thing that supposedly exists and to some extent I question if there is some sort of intention of them to allow that discussion to continue when they can put a stop to it right now."
edited to add: in the original file Radar posted on that picture someone handwritten "room to play", the photographer calls it "in the playroom". epic google search fail by the robson lawyers
Radar alleges that a sex book called Room to Play—which included a photo of murdered child beauty queen Jon Benet Ramsay with a rope around her neck—was among items found.
Sadly I don't expect the family to do much because they know there isn't big money to be made from suing radar.
As much as I appreciate Taj defending his defenseless uncle, the threat of a lawsuit is likely to remain just that. A threat.
Has the family ever sued anyone for slandering and spreading lies about Michael or the family in general?
Hell, I wish Michael had taken the Arvizo's back to court the minute he was exonerated.
So this confirms that not only Radar manipulated some pics but they also threw in pics that weren't even in MJ's books at all.
The fact that they removed the images means they do feel there is a basis for a lawsuit against them and that's why they removed them. I wonder how wade's lawyers will look if the estate presented the judge with evidence of manipulation regarding the pics. Radar will blame them if they felt they were threatened.
They can still go to jail. Do you think they will go to jail to cover Wade?I am afraid they would hide behind the Shield Law which says a journalist cannot be made to reveal his sources, not even by a court. This is the law that allowes them to get away with so many lies.
They can still go to jail. Do you think they will go to jail to cover Wade?
They can still go to jail. Do you think they will go to jail to cover Wade?