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Jackson's acquittal

The acquittal of Michael Jackson has come as a relief to thousands of his fans across the globe. That he was found "not guilty" of all 10 charges, including sexual abuse of children, shows that he was a victim of a well thought-out conspiracy. The pop icon can at last relive his glorious past by picking up the pieces of his life.

Barun Kumar Mahapatro,
Berhampur, Orissa

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