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Monday, February 22, 2010

More Detail on 'Michael Jackson's Neverland Favorites'

Previous reports stemming from the FBI's release of files on entertainer Michael Jackson led to speculation that a child pornography tape titled "Michael Jackson's Neverland Favorites, An All-Boy Anthology" was obtained during a search of one of Jackson's homes.

A supplemental release received today from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement indicates the tape has no direct connection to Jackson, but was obtained during an unrelated child pornography prosecution in Florida. According to forensic analysis, the tape contained no original material and had been remastered from previous recordings.

ICE files on Michael Jackson

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