Michael Jackson in the Epstein Dossier? The truth behind Neverland’s protection of Epstein Island children; ‘He was silenced’

This coincides with a statement going viral on social media: jackson Use his Neverland ranch to protect the kids from what’s going on Epstein Island. Little St. James Island in the U.S. Virgin Islands is believed to be one of the locations where Epstein and his associates exploited minors.

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“Michael Jackson used Neverland to protect children from Epstein,” one person wrote on X.

not one person claim “Michael Jackson was silenced by ‘elites’ who knew about Epstein.”

other additional “So they say Neverland was where Michael Jackson took his children to protect them from what happened on Epstein’s island.” Others claim “Michael Jackson protected children from abuse. In a recent interview, Macaulay Culkin shared how Michael Jackson saved him from getting on a plane to the island associated with Jeffrey Epstein. Culkin explained that Jackson held him back to protect him from harm.”

This was a reference to the Home Alone actor, but unfortunately, this claim is false and has been fact-checked by Snopes.

Likewise, there is no evidence that Jordan used his Neverland ranch in Santa Barbara County, California, to protect children from what happened on Epstein’s island. Jackson died in 2009, several years before Epstein’s activities became public. He also reportedly never spoke publicly about Epstein. So the claims about Neverland appear to be false and just social media chatter.

Beyond that, the singer appears in Epstein’s dossier in passing and is not mentioned directly. A “Michael Jackson” who appears multiple times in Epstein’s files appears to be someone associated with interior decorating, working in his kitchen.

Renewed interest in Jackson came after a report on February 1 that previously unheard audio of the artist had been stolen. “The kids… just wanted to touch me and hug me,” Jackson said, according to The Guardian. “The kids ended up falling in love with my personality – which sometimes got me into trouble.” The singer faced child sex abuse charges in 1993.