Jackson: Prosecution to show 'pattern of seduction'

The prosecutor in the Michael Jackson child abuse case plans to present at least two weeks of testimony to a secret grand jury, including details of past claims against the pop star.

Santa Barbara County District Attorney Tom Sneddon will try to show “a pattern of seduction” in a case 11 years ago that was never prosecuted and the current action, in which Jackson is said to have molested a 12-year-old boy, said a source close to the case.