Michael Jackson’s “Innocent” Ads Banned For “Perpetuating Fear”

Michael Jackson’s “Innocent” Ads Banned For “Perpetuating Fear”

Transport for London (TFL) has removed ads displayed on the sides of buses and bus stops that proclaimed Michael Jackson’s innocence amidst recent pedophilia allegations.

The ads were erected following a £20,000 ($A37,000) crowdfunding campaign by the star’s supporters.

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The adverts were positioned on the sides of buses and bus stops, depicting Jackson muffled by the word ‘innocent’ with the words ‘Facts don’t lie. People do’, which was a response to the Leaving Neverland documentary accusing Jackson of grooming underage boys.

TFL has removed the ads due to ‘public sensitivity and concern’.




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