FBI: Macaulay Culkin Victim Of Hollywood Pedophile Abuse

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Secret FBI files on Michael Jackson containing over 1000 pages, allegedly detail the sexual abuse of Home Alone actor Macaulay Culkin when he was just a kid. 

Despite Macaulay Culkin’s courtroom denials, this new evidence points strongly to him being one of MJ’s many victims.  Culkin’s desire to deny being molested by Jackson is easy to understand and totally forgivable. Could this victimization by the monster have been what led to Culkin’s eventual drug abuse and addiction?

Documents describe how the Thriller hit-maker was once caught by a member of his household staff “groping a world-famous child star”. I guess they were ‘Home Alone’ … “watching porn films while molesting another boy and fondling the genitals of a third in his private cinema,” Britain’s PEOPLEreported late on Saturday. The files, given to the FBI as part of its probe into detective Anthony Pellicano, name 17 boys – including five child actors and two dancers (Robson was one of the dancers) – whom Jackson abused.

In a transcript of one tape from 1993, Jackson’s ex-butler Philip LeMarqueand his wife Stella detailed how screen legend Marlon Brando complained that the King of Pop would “disappear with the children” at his Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara, California.

Oddly Michael’s addiction didn’t stop after the first ‘set’ of accusations. Mr. Vitiligo was a recluse except when it came to prepubescent male children, but everyone loves little kids…right? Most adults however can’t afford to be in the company of Liz Taylor who introduced the insomniac to Detective Anthony Pellicano. Michael hired him, but he eventually quit. What would make somebody ‘quit’ working for Jacko? “I quit after I found out some truths. He did something far worse to young boys than molest them,” Pellicano stated. The glittery gloved one is rumored to be a “serial child predator”, and Anthony said “I have never worked on a case with as many potential claimants as the Jackson case”.

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