Jackson prosecutors fail in bid to use pictures of star’s genitals

THE judge in the Michael Jackson molestation trial yesterday barred prosecutors from showing photographs of the pop star’s genitals.

The attempt to admit the photographs stems from a 1993 molestation investigation into Jackson.

When prosecutors were trying to gather evidence against the singer at the time, they served a subpoena at his home that allowed them to photograph his genitals. They then had the accuser draw a picture of what he thought Jackson’s genitals looked like.