Jackson judge asked to rule out ex-wife's testimony

Michael Jackson's defence today asked the judge in his child molestation trial to rule out the testimony of ex-wife Deborah Rowe but did not reveal the reason in open court.

Jackson judge asked to rule out ex-wife's testimony
Thu, 28 Apr, 2005 - 19:19

Michael Jackson's defence today asked the judge in his child molestation trial to rule out the testimony of ex-wife Deborah Rowe but did not reveal the reason in open court.

Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville told defence lawyer Robert Sanger he wanted to hear more testimony from Rowe before deciding on the request.

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