Look at the testimony from Chacon one of the Neverland 5
"Q. BY MR. MESEREAU: Would you agree that with each interview you do, you add more lurid facts about Mr. Jackson? A. No, sir. Q. You would agree your story about what you claim he did has changed through the years, has it not? A. No, sir. Q. Didn't you just meet with Mr. Sneddon the other day? A. Yes, sir. Q. Didn't you tell Mr. Sneddon you had new facts that you forgot in 1993? MR. SNEDDON: Well, wait a minute. I'm going to object to that question. Your Honor, that's not asked in good faith with regard to the --I can't do it without a speaking objection, but if we could approach the bench, because this is not right. THE COURT: Overruled. The question was, "Did you tell Mr. Sneddon you had new facts that you had forgot in 1993?" THE WITNESS: Yes, I did. Q. BY MR. MESEREAU: You told Mr. Sneddon that you forgot to say certain things in 1993 about Mr. Jackson allegedly molesting young men, true? A. Yes, sir. Q. But now you remembered them in 2005, right? A. Vaguely, yes, sir. Q. And you said the person that remembered them with you is Kassim Abdool, true? A. I haven't talked to Kassim in years. 5240-5241 (15-28 | 1-18
Q. ...You sued Mr. Jackson claiming you were wrongfully terminated, right? A. That's correct, sir. Q. He sued you claiming you had stolen property from him, true? A. That's correct, sir. Q. The jury found you were not wrongfully terminated by Mr. Jackson, correct? A. But we were, sir. Q. Answer my question, please. Did the Santa Maria jury find you were not wrongfully terminated by Mr. Jackson? A. Yes, sir. Q. And they also found you had stolen property from Mr. Jackson, correct? A. But I didn't, sir. Q. Did the Santa Maria jury find you had stolen property from Mr. Jackson? A. Yes, sir. 5202-5203 (24-14)
Q. A judgment was entered against you, Mr. Chacon, for $25,000, the value of what you had stolen, correct? A. For candy bars, sir? Q. A judgment was entered against you for $25,000, the value of what the Court found you had stolen, correct? A. Well, if a candy bar is worth that much, yes, sir. Q. That's not all you owe Mr. Jackson currently, is it? A. No, sir. I don't owe him. Q. In fact, Judge Zel Canter of this court, entered a judgment against you and your co-defendants for $1,473,117.61, correct? A. Yes, sir. Q. He ordered you pay all of Mr. Jackson's legal fees and costs, correct? A. Yes, sir. Q. Have you ever paid any of that judgment, Mr. Chacon? A. No, sir. I filed bankruptcy. 5203-5204 (15-8)
Q. Now, the jury found you not only stole from Mr. Jackson, but you acted maliciously, correct? A. No, sir. Q. Did a judge find you had acted with malice? A. No, sir. Q. Is there a judgment against you for acting with fraud against Mr. Jackson? A. That I know of, no, sir. Q. Would it refresh your recollection to look at the judgment? A. Yes, sir. … Q. BY MR. MESEREAU: Have you had a chance to look at the judgment against you, Mr. Chacon? A. I looked at that, yes, sir. But I don't remember it. Q. Does it refresh your recollection that there's a judgment against you for fraud and malice -- A. No, sir. Q. -- in favor of Mr. Jackson? A. Yes, sir. Q. You never heard of that before? A. Well, probably, but I don't remember. Q. After a six-month trial, you don't remember? A. Well, it's been 12 years also, sir, or so. 5204-5205 (9-19 | 9-22)
Q. Okay. Mr. Chacon, in late '93 and early '94, you told other people that Michael Jackson was innocent of molestation accusations, didn't you? A. No, sir. Q. Never told that to anyone at the ranch? A. No, sir. 5229 (3-8)
Q. And before you went to Mr. Ring, you had told various people that you never saw anything inappropriate at Neverland, true? A. No, sir. Q. You told various people you'd never seen Michael Jackson molest anybody, true? A. No, sir. Q. So if anybody comes into court and says that, they're just not telling the truth, right? A. That's correct, sir. 5239 (15-24)
Q. Do you remember stipulating and agreeing that you had personally acted with fraud, oppression and malice against Mr. Jackson? A. Probably so, sir. Q. You did that, didn't you? A. No, sir. Q. You didn't stipulate that you had acted with fraud, oppression, and malice against Mr. Jackson in that case? A. Well, yes, sir. 5205-5206 (23-4)
Q. Do you remember telling a therapist you'd rather get a million dollars from Mr. Jackson than work? A. No, sir. Q. Do you remember being evaluated by a Ph.D. named Dr. Scott Gorsuch? A. I don't recall, sir. Q. Do you recall being evaluated by a therapist in that lawsuit? A. Probably at one point, but I don't recall it, sir. 5206 (13-23)
Q. BY MR. MESEREAU: At one point, you asked a Santa Barbara sheriff for money, true? A. I don't recall, sir. Q. Do you recall ever asking Mr. Birchim for some money? A. No, sir. Q. Are you saying it never happened? A. I don't recall, sir. Q. Okay. When did you last talk to Russ Birchim? A. This morning. Q. Where did you talk to him? A. Here at the courthouse. Q. Did you talk about your testimony? A. No, sir. Q. Okay. So you're not denying that you asked him for money and you're not denying he gave it to you; you just don't remember, right? A. I don't recall, sir. 5220 (11-28)