Former maid claims Michael Jackson recorded child abuse

A former maid of Michael Jackson has made serious allegations about the late pop star. She claims he secretly recorded young boys during their visits to his Neverland Ranch. This maid, who worked for Jackson from 1990 to 1994, believes that surveillance footage from those recordings may still exist. She asserts that Jackson had hidden cameras in his private quarters, which captured moments with children. This footage could be vital evidence in ongoing legal cases against Jackson's estate. Two former child friends, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, have accused Jackson of sexual misconduct and are seeking justice in court. The maid, whose name is McManus, described Jackson's recordings as potentially "very incriminating." She said Jackson often spent time alone with young guests without parental supervision. McManus recalls a police raid at Neverland Ranch in 1993 after allegations were made against Jackson, but no solid evidence was found. According to her, Jackson's staff took steps to protect him from scrutiny, and some important materials went missing after accusations surfaced. McManus believes that some recordings may still be held by Jackson's loyal aides. She hopes these tapes can be made public to either exonerate Jackson or help Robson and Safechuck heal. As the legal battles continue, the search for these recordings raises many questions about Jackson's legacy. The case remains under the spotlight, with calls for transparency and accountability.