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SUBJECT : JACKSON;SAC , LOS ANGELES
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A LEGATION OF CHILD ABUSE;
DOMESTIC POLICE COOPERATION
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include a law to prevent;
unscrupulous defence lawyers
from tracking down witnesses
prepared to give evidence
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By DENNA ALLEN and
ANDREW CHAPMAN
SUPERSTAR Michael. Jackson
made an extraordinary seguallly
explicit transatlantic telephone call
to a 13-year-old British schoolboy
fan, it was revealed yesterday.
Now details of the allegations made by
Terry George are to behanded to
Scotland Yard and Los Azqgeles police
investigating the Jackson child sexscandal.
American detectives are alsoplanning to
question La'Ioya Jackson, who has
voiced .concern about 50 boys visiting the
home she shared with younger brother
Michael. Last night she instructed her
lawyer to contact the Los Angeles Police
Department.
' Dnsturblng
Meanwhile, Terry George, now a
28»-year-old disc jockey, has spoken for
the rst time about the disturbing
late-night phone call Jackson made to
his home when he was just a boy.
The multi-millionaire singer asked Terry,
then 13, about sexual activities in
graphic terms. At the same time the star§
From Page One
allegations are true
because of what happened.
." e. If it hadn't been
hat phone call I would
er have believed it was
possible. But when I first
heard the news Iirlrymediately felt part of it
a .
I'd only dared tellva
handful of my closest
H friends, because I thought
* nobody would believe me.
At last now they know I
was telling the truth
about what Michael
Jackson said to me;
' He just came straight
out with his questions. I
just giggled. I feltembairassed and awkward.
I didn't really understand
what he was talking
about.
I tried to steer him off
the subject and then he
asked: Do you believe I'm
doing it now?"
. I said Are you?" I feltQricky, I was shocked. I
ed to talk about
something else but he
brought it back into the
conversation. I was
uncomfortable.
The whole conversation
lasted about 15 minutes,
but he talked about this
intimate sexual act forall to
five minutes or so._'Ihen
he said he'd phone me the
next day.
Looking back I could
have hung up, but he was
a superstar and I was
flattered and I didn't want
him to stop ringing me. '
The friendship with the
Yorkshire boy started as
part of Terry's hobby of
collecting autographs and
interviews with stars. Paul
McCartney, ,Kim Wilde,
Cilia Black, Boy George -
all share a place in his
treasured photo album.
Intimate
With a small tape
recorder, - a Christmas
presents from his proud
parents »- Terry would
wait at stage doors and
inside hotel lobbies hoping
to snatch a few words and
a.pb_otograph.
He had already captured
Omar Sharif, but iris
greatest scoop came in
February 1079 when he
coaxed an interview from
Jackson, then 20, who was
performing in Leeds. Terry
eavesdropped in the lobby
of the Dragonara Hotel
listening for details of
room numbers from
porters and cleaners. One
let it slip that the Jacksonentourage had taken over
the eighth_floor_.
Terry slipped into the
lift and knocked on
Jackson's door. The
superstar answered and
invited him into his suite
for an exclusive interview.
The questions were
innocent fanzine trivia,
but it was a magical 00
minutes for the young boy.
He spoke to me like a
friend, recalls Terry. He
made me feel special and
at the endof it he asked if
we could keep in touch
and we swapped telephone
numbers and addresses.
Several days later Terry
answered the phone at his
home in Leeds. Jackson
was on the line calling
from his London hotel.
I-Ii, it's Michael...is
'1errythere'l'
Again the conversation
was easy and casual as the
superstar chatted about
the tour. Jackson returned
to the US, but more calls
followed over the next
three months. Sometimes
he rang in the middle of
the night, says Terry.
Once my father answered.
He boasts that he's spoken
to Michael Jackson.
But then came the call
in late spring 1979 that ' J P ' ,_,,,; ._ W. jay 92 a J '3.in , | -vv|~ it... -"i I ii .~ "'tbl'
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shattered the innocence of
the relationship.
And very soon
afterwards the calls began
to peter out. They came to
an abrupt end when
Terry's parents phone was
cut off because he had
run up a £340 bill calling
the US. His mother said:
You've been phoning that
Michael Jackson, haven't
you?
Charges
Terry tried calling
Jackson several times,
reversing the charges from
a phone box. When he got
through it became clear
his superstar friend didrrt
wanttoknow.
The final rejection came
four years later when
Terry tried to rekindle
their friendship when
Jackson came to London
again. Terry tracked him
down and was even
photographed alongside his
idol, but now the
management were on
hand to issue the polite
brushoff.
I felt used because held
wanted my friendship
when I was just a boy.
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want to know, says Terry.
Looking back it was
'wron of Michael. The call 8
wasn't from a young teen-
ager, but a grown man.
Now Terry has sworn an
affidavit for the Los
Angeles Police Department
and is prepared to travel to
California to help their
frlnquiries.
Superintendent Michael
Hames, head of the
Obscene Publications
Squad, said yesterday: We
will investigate this matter
alongside the Los Angeles
police.,-sea nun _ t ,
what was happening.
They claim fear of threats by
Jacksons associates stopped
them from talking until now.
The Quindoys are seeking
$500,000 £330,000! in back pay
from the superstar. who cele-
brates his 35th birthday today.
Mr Quindoy, who is preparing
a book about the singer, said:
Michael is such a big man. I
was trying to protect lrlm,- but it
lingered in my mind that it was
a civic duty to tell the truth.
Tire initial scandal erupted
when a dentist in a custody
battle alleged his I3-yearold son
had been serruaiiy'abused at
Jackson's home.
Jackson's staff claimed the
man was trying to? extort
millions of dollars.
A Les Angeles TV station
claimed last night that, while
denying all allegations, Jackson's
staff had offered the father
£230,000 to keep quiet but he
had refused
Hoping
Meanwhile Detective Bill
Dworin, of the Los Angeles
police child exploitation unit,
said he was hoping to speak to
Jackson's cider sister La'I.oya,
who has voiced concem about
Michael's boy guests.
We are aware she might be
able to identify other children
who have spent time iniilicha/al
Jackson's company, he said.
Visitors to the ranch included
Home Alone . star Macaulay
Ouikin, I2, and Australian Wade
Robson, 10,-who both- insist they
were not sexually assaulted.
Several former employees
rallied to the stars deierrce. One
said Quindoy and La/Ibya had
misinterpreted slrnple kindness.
And Jamee Ruth Newkirk, a
former executive at Jackson's
ranch, said: I never had evi-
dence of anything mischievous
if someone spent the night,
they had their own bedroom. '
[Pepsi-Cola last night denied
Les Angeles newspaper reports
that they were investigating
Jackson's life with a view to
dropping him after a £9 million,
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A BRITISH disc jockey has told how Michael ;l
he was, zi star-struck schoolboy. I
W" _Terry George was only 13 when he had a "bizarre late-night conversation with the superstar 3' who described how he was fondling himself at ,
the other end of the line. 3
,_ Terry, now 28, is pasing on details of the sex chat to .-, v_ Los Angeles police probing the Jackson child-abuse '
§i_=-; allegations. He rst met the star when, as a schoolboy
autograph hunter, he man-
aged to interview him in his, , :1 i 5; Q; ' home city of Leeds. -
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whose ads are fronted
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amlne Jackson's charac-
tar", U.S. newspapers sa;'.Krotl is largely staffedby former C A officers.
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want someone to dig up
the dirt, they are the
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came straight out -with
his questions.
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and awkward. I didn't
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"I't=i. fr-.' Eli ?. '¬=iT'E=E..-RI.-"I-.'l=:-I. ' Sit-I lgallons are blackmail
use he -at Meets . #,ie,i¢~ti,ei,e newHUNDHEDS oi tans
marched in London yes-
terday to sing their sup--
port tor Michael Jackson.
They .waiiod bannersi
saying: Michael ls e,
heater" not a teeter" anti
ti'ouit never Moonwalk
atone."
they sent; Happy
Btnhday at the demo
near Eros statue in Pie- 5
oartiily ltireits.
-Interior designer Lou-
iseahyre, it, oi tteoiien- j
train. ttenl, said: Habit
innocent. -I'm in loveGhris Rieh,.tt, from Bar-
net, North London, said: ii he asked lno to go to
his ranch Neverlanit I'd
be realty happy."
Student Ann Stephen-
son, tit, oi ltedlerd, said:
The Press is saying the
stories have mined his
career, but this dem-
onstration shows we still
support him."
Sonya Henson, ti, el
Brunet, saldi He'll never
be able to go around his
lairgroune tides with
illtit hanging oti him
tfdflfff Wlfff
tried to steer him off
the subject and he
asked, Do you believe
l'm doing it now? i srtid, Are port? t
felt panicky. was
shocked.
The wliote conversa-
tion tasted about lb
minutes and he talked
about this intimate sett-
ual act for ve minutes
or so.
"I could have hung
up, but he was a super-
star and l was attered
and-I didnt_want him
to stop ringing me."
Tire pairs- friendshipstarted in February lltill
alien Terry tracked
Jaclio to his room at
the Dragonara ttotel,where he was stat ' ' Tilt;
before a performance.
Over the iieitl three
months they spoke sev-
eral times on the phone
- often in the middle
of the night."
Then came the con-
versation that, shattered
the retationsliip.
in 1983 Terry tried to
renew the friendship
when Jacko was iii
London. They were pic-tured together bul the
star's entourage brushed
him away from any fur-
ther contact.
'terry said: "1 felt
used because he had
wanted my friendship
when t was just a boy.
"Now l was o young
men he didn't seem to
want to lsnoio."
The storm surround-
ing Jacko blew up last
week after it was al-
leged he abused Jordy
Snliwartz, 13, son of a
ricli California dentist.it
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at this meeting tiiai. the
demands were made. The
father repeatedly de-_
manded the money to
fund a film project Hts
demands were refused.
~ "He sold he would oc-
ciise Michael of being o
child molester if we
foiled to pay up."
Jacko, pictured aboveerforming in Singaporeibst night, rematnc si-lent throughout themeeting, Pet icano said.
Chandler, 42--whose
soii claims the star per-
.iormcd oral sex on
liim- stormcd out
after an hour.
Later that day, Pettic-
ano ctaitns Chandler's
lawyers, offered Jacko
"a deal" in which the
father would receive
more than £3mittion a
year over four years.
Hmmm
This was also "turned
down ital," he said.
"We believe the child-
abuse charges stemmed
from these meetings,"
he added. Mr Jackson
adamantly denies all the
charges against him."liul last night thesource close to r Chan-
dler soid he was furi-
ous at Pellicono's
claims.
"ll is true he tried to
reach an out-of-court
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mmme.amm
Jerdy . . . abused by star
settlement with the
Jackson camp," he said.
But it. was to spare
his son the he-rrors of a
massive t:ourl case.
Jackson's -side ohcred
Dr Chandler £220,000 to
hop the charges. But by
then Di Chandler had
reported the. matter to
aiiltitiiities.
He is very upset byJackson's atlemrpls to dis-credit trim an tits son.
He absolutely believes
Jordy is telling the truth
tic acted in the boy's
best interests"
The dentist's lawyer
Barry Rotliman said:
There was no black-
mail attempt. We stand
by our charges."
Police yesterday re-vealed they lied begun oprobe into the olegedlacltmail attemptA spokesmen for bus
Ange es police said:"Both sides are making
charges against .eac
other and we will took
at all sides.
Our inquiries regard-ing the child sex. a use
claims against Mr Jack-
son ore still very active.
"We are talking to
dozens of children who
have known him."
lililejolm - Page ,ir'x
tilt: It's the
piireolttime
CLIFF Richard has
backed tacko - and
says the child-abuse
claims are part of the
price of fame.
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