Kamille Vaughn

@D1vabl1ng @SirSki97 @SGR5N @AfricanKhaIeesi Not really. A grown man still shoudnt own photos of naked minors.

@D1vabl1ng @dominodust2 @SGR5N @AfricanKhaIeesi Police found a book called: "boys will be boys" that had photos of naked underage boys...

@D1vabl1ng @dominodust2 @SGR5N @AfricanKhaIeesi Police found a book called: "boys will be boys" that had photos of naked underage boys...

vault.fbi.gov/Michael%20Jack… Michael Jackson was investigated by the FBI for 13 YEARS, and was found to be the victim of extortion....several times. The documents located in the provided FBI Vault link confirm that Michael Jackson was the target of extortion attempts and threats. The publicly released files detail an investigation beginning in 1992 into an individual named Frank Paul Jones, who sent threatening and extortionate materials directed at Jackson and his family. The FBI investigated this extortion and threat case, and the individual was subsequently convicted and imprisoned for those crimes. The files also cover the FBI's involvement in the high-profile child abuse allegations against Jackson between 1993 and 2005. In those instances, the FBI provided technical and investigative assistance to California law enforcement agencies. While Jackson's defense team publicly maintained that the accusers in those specific cases were attempting to extort him for massive financial settlements, the FBI documents focus primarily on the fact that the Bureau found absolutely no evidence of criminal conduct on Jackson's part, rather than formally charging those specific accusers with extortion. Ultimately, the records explicitly confirm he was a documented victim of extortion by other individuals, while simultaneously clearing him of the criminal allegations investigated by the Bureau during that period.