The Amazing Kreskin

By the first evening and especially the second day of the jury deliberation involving the Michael Jackson trial, we saw an influx of performers, all of whom are attorney’s deciding whether Jackson was guilty or not guilty, and deciding how the jury would vote on the findings of it. It was a repeat of what the public has gotten weary of these many weeks of the trial itself. It was always difficult to tell whether the attorney was judging the trial or auditioning for their own television series. The coverage of the trial could have saved time by referring back to the prediction I made publicly on March 8, 2005, on The Joey Reynolds Show and I reiterated it over a dozen times on radio and television appearances. While I could not with any responsibility publicly state whether Michael Jackson was guilty or not guilty of his actions and I would not in public presume to judge him, I did predict without question, that Michael Jackson would be found not guilty. Never once did I veer from that prediction.