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  Three men jailed for 48 years for Dalston machine gun murder

  Patrick Anzy, 31, was shot three times with a MAC11 machine gun in Gillett Square, Dalston on May 8, 2021. Jermaine Jackson, 36, of Princess May Road, Dalston, was jailed for 33 years for murder and 22 years for possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life with the sentences to run concurrently.

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  Three men convicted over fatal shooting of Patrick Anzy, 31, on Dalston street

  Three men have been convicted over the fatal shooting of Patrick Anzy on a Dalston street. Mr Anzy, 31, was shot three times with a MAC11 machine gun just before 1am at Gillett Square on May 8 last year. Police found him with gunshot wounds to his chest and neck.

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  Man charged in Patrick Anzy murder investigation

  A man has been charged following the fatal shooting of Patrick Anzy in Hackney, east London. Jermaine Jackson, 33, was arrested in the Birmingham area in the early hours of Saturday, May 15. A teenage boy and a 25-year-old man were arrested earlier this week on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder and have been released under investigation.

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  Michael Jackson's kids are 'devastated' by documentary Leaving Neverland

  Michael Jackson's three children are said to be 'devastated' by the documentary Leaving Neverland, which has aired on HBO this week.The film centres on allegations made by two men, James Safechuck and Wade Robson, both of whom say that Jackson sexually abused them when they were children.But according to Michael's brother Jackie, the singer's children, 22-year-old Prince, 20-year-old Paris and 17-year-old Blanket, have been traumatised by the claims."They can't believe it, because they know Wade

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  Michael Jackson's kids are 'devastated' by documentary 'Leaving Neverland'

  Michael Jackson's three children are said to be 'devastated' by the documentary Leaving Neverland, which has aired on HBO this week.

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  Leaving Neverland: First trailer drops for Michael Jackson documentary

  The first trailer for the upcoming Michael Jackson documentary, Leaving Neverland, has dropped and features the testimonies of two accusers who claim they were abused by the musician as children. James Safechuck, 37, and Wade Robson, 41, claimed they were threatened into staying silent by Jackson who has been accused of being a serial child sex abuser, something his family vehemently deny. The two minute clip shows a handful of people, including Safechuk and Robson, explaining how they believe

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  Unearthed footage shows Michael Jackson giggling and quoting bible verses when questioned about child molestation

  The late King of Pop compares himself to Jesus in the resurfaced video.

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  Jermaine Jackson defends brother Michael from child sex abuse claims in Leaving Neverland documentary

  The four-hour long documentary, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah last week and left audience members shocked by the details of the allegations. “We lost Michael, we lost our father. Asked about Michael’s tendency to have young boys to stay overnight at his ranch, Jermaine said: “Those were slumber parties, there were little girls there, even with their parents, their uncles, and they were sitting down, watching movies, eating cookies, popcorn, having fun, watching films.

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  Leaving Neverland documentary: Michael Jackson '1,000% innocent', says brother as he begs 'leave him alone'

  Michael Jackson’s brother Jermaine has said he is sure the pop star was "1,000 per cent" innocent following the release of a new documentary detailing alleged sexual abuse. Jermaine Jackson wiped away tears as he discussed Leaving Neverland, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival last week, begging "leave him alone". The documentary features the accounts of Wade Robson and James Safechuck who accuse the star of sexually abusing them as boys.

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  Michael Jackson's Brother Jermaine In Tears As He Blasts 'Nonsense' Documentary Leaving Neverland

  "Let him rest. He deserves to rest."

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