CBS News - Michael Jackson verdict - 2005-06-13

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[0:12] [Music]

[0:21] this is a CBS News special report John

[0:24] Roberts reporting from CBS News

[0:26] headquarters in New York good day again

[0:28] to you we are back on the Aira at this

[0:30] time because the verdict is about to be

[0:31] read in the Michael Jackson trial the

[0:33] judge called all parties in the case to

[0:35] come to the courthouse in Santa Maria

[0:37] California and arriving in just a couple

[0:39] of minutes now will be the vehicles We

[0:41] Believe are carrying Michael Jackson and

[0:43] his Entourage we have been while you've

[0:45] been enjoying your local programming

[0:47] watching some helicopter video of a

[0:50] convoy of black SUVs driving from the

[0:52] Neverland Ranch uh those are believed to

[0:55] uh contain Michael Jackson and his

[0:57] family and his associates they're just

[1:00] on the outskirts now of Santa Maria and

[1:02] should be arriving at court in just a

[1:04] couple of minutes Jackson who has been

[1:06] staying at his Neverland Ranch but

[1:08] apparently may have also spent part of

[1:11] the weekend at an outside location is

[1:13] charged with molesting a 13-year-old boy

[1:15] back in either February or March of 2003

[1:18] the indictment includes four counts of

[1:20] committing a lwd act upon the boy one

[1:22] count of attempting such an act four

[1:24] counts of giving alcohol to the boy to

[1:27] assist in the commission of loot acts

[1:29] and one count of conspiracy to commit

[1:31] child abduction extortion and false

[1:33] imprisonment the self- styled King of

[1:35] Pop faces a maximum of 18 years in

[1:37] prison if convicted on all counts uh he

[1:40] could serve as little as three years in

[1:43] prison uh because he is eligible to

[1:45] serve concurrent sentences if he w

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