TV host Leno says Jackson's accuser was 'suspicious'

Television comedian and talk show host Jay Leno testified today that the boy who is now accusing Michael Jackson of molestation was “overly effusive” and sounded suspicious in phone calls to him – but never asked for money.

Television comedian and talk show host Jay Leno testified today that the boy who is now accusing Michael Jackson of molestation was “overly effusive” and sounded suspicious in phone calls to him – but never asked for money.

Jackson’s defence called Leno, who regularly skewers Jackson in his monologues on The Tonight Show, to support its claim that the boy’s family schemed to get money from celebrities.

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