Jackson's lawyers call for prosecutor to be removed

Prosecutor Tom Sneddon and his entire office should be removed from the Michael Jackson molestation case because he “is motivated by personal animosity” toward the singer, according to newly released court papers filed by Jackson’s lawyers.

Prosecutor Tom Sneddon and his entire office should be removed from the Michael Jackson molestation case because he “is motivated by personal animosity” toward the singer, according to newly released court papers filed by Jackson’s lawyers.

The motion claims Sneddon’s handling of the investigation has revealed a conflict of interest that prevents the singer from obtaining a fair trial.

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