Social worker says family praised Jackson

A social worker told Michael Jackson’s child molestation trial today that the accuser and his family praised the singer and denied any sexual abuse during the time they claim they were held captive at his ranch.

A social worker told Michael Jackson’s child molestation trial today that the accuser and his family praised the singer and denied any sexual abuse during the time they claim they were held captive at his ranch.

Irene Peters, a 30-year veteran of the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, said she met them privately on February 20, 2003, after the airing of the ‘Living with Michael Jackson’ documentary.

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