James M. Cantor PhD, Clinical Psychologist

In a June 2010 article for the Huffington Post, titled ‘One of the Most Shameful Episodes in Journalistic History’, Charles revisited the official transcripts of Jackson’s trial, then delved into TV and newspaper archives to compare their reportage to the testimony. The result was a scathing attack on the media’s shambolic coverage of Jackson’s trial, which was heralded by several key figures in the case.

Charles Thomson, Investigative Journalist, Michael Jackson Expert

Charles Thomson is regarded as one of the world’s leading authorities on Michael Jackson. He has written about the star for numerous publications, contributed to two best-selling biographies and been referenced in several others. His work has been praised by Jackson’s family, friends and colleagues.
His intricately researched features on particular chapters in Jackson’s life, from the recording of his last music video to his devastating 2005 trial, have led to a string of interviews for television and radio stations across Europe and America.

In a June 2010 article for the Huffington Post, titled ‘One of the Most Shameful Episodes in Journalistic History’, Charles revisited the official transcripts of Jackson’s trial, then delved into TV and newspaper archives to compare their reportage to the testimony. The result was a scathing attack on the media’s shambolic coverage of Jackson’s trial, which was heralded by several key figures in the case.

Charles Thomson, Investigative Journalist, Michael Jackson Expert

Charles Thomson is regarded as one of the world’s leading authorities on Michael Jackson. He has written about the star for numerous publications, contributed to two best-selling biographies and been referenced in several others. His work has been praised by Jackson’s family, friends and colleagues.
His intricately researched features on particular chapters in Jackson’s life, from the recording of his last music video to his devastating 2005 trial, have led to a string of interviews for television and radio stations across Europe and America.

In a June 2010 article for the Huffington Post, titled ‘One of the Most Shameful Episodes in Journalistic History’, Charles revisited the official transcripts of Jackson’s trial, then delved into TV and newspaper archives to compare their reportage to the testimony. The result was a scathing attack on the media’s shambolic coverage of Jackson’s trial, which was heralded by several key figures in the case.

Sloan Bella, Celebrity Psychic and Childhood Abuse Survivor

Sloan is a published author  and TV Personality, who has been working with clients for the past 30 years. 

Sloan began her career on the streets of Toronto, Canada, working with missing and exploited children.  By the age of seventeen, Sloan was established as a professional Psychic-Medium, while deeply entrenched in the street, music vibe, while reading for everyone from Gregory Hines to Don Adams along with a large clientele which included, street kid’s and run away teenagers, teachers, musicians, businessmen, actors, strippers, Congressmen, housewives, athletes and anyone who needed help. Sloan’s abilities at one point were even sought after by the head of a major crime family.

Sloan’s work with clients and their true testimonial’s were used for re-enactments on the very first several “Psychic Friends Network”, infomercials, from there her life fast forwarded and in 1995 as The NBC series, “The Other Side”, chronologically followed Sloan through her days and nights, watching her work with street kids.

Bill Whitfield, Michael Jackson Bodyguard

Bill Whitfield was Michael Jackson’s Former Chief of Security. From December of 2006 until his death in June of 2009 he and Javon Beard were employed as the personal security team for the superstar.

Together they wrote, “Remember the Time: Protecting Michael Jackson in his Final Days.”

Whitfield is also a former police officer.

Bill Whitfield, Michael Jackson Bodyguard

Bill Whitfield was Michael Jackson’s Former Chief of Security. From December of 2006 until his death in June of 2009 he and Javon Beard were employed as the personal security team for the superstar.

Together they wrote, “Remember the Time: Protecting Michael Jackson in his Final Days.”

Whitfield is also a former police officer.