Dear Ron, How are you? I wonder if you remember me. I am the previous vice-president of Michel Jackson Taiwan Fan Club. I am now in California for graduate school, striving to work as a MFT (marriage and family therapist.) I know that you have always been an advocator for Michael in Taiwan, and I deeply appreciate it. Monday, June 6, American time, is expected to be his verdict day. At this particular moment, I and many people who care about him are extremely anxious. Not to mention how stressed Michael is. As Fox News's live that is just playing right now, a blood machine is just sent to Neverland. I have been following the courtroom transcripts since the beginning of the trail. Fairly speaking, I do not see any reason why he should be convicted to any of the accusation. The accuser and his family's testimony was inconsistent and falling apart. They even admitted to their lies on the witness stands. There is no either direct or convincing circumstantial evidence for molestation. From all witnesses and evidence, Michael has never served alcohol to the kids. Instead, the kids were busted stealing alcohol from Michael's wine cellar. They even demanded and threatened Michael's bartender to add alcohol in their soft drink. False imprisonment? That is a total joke. All witnesses have proved that the family had no sign of limited freedom and that they actually enjoyed their time with Michael Jackson and during travel. There is only one reason left to convict Michael - PREJUDICE. Especially after Scott Peterson's case, a human being's life can be eliminated based on circumstantial evidence only. How much faith can I put on to the justice system? Even more, for Michael's trail, the jurors are free to come and go. They are exposed to the media, which is mostly biased. I can only hope that they are strong enough to stay objective to look at the evidence and the truth, instead of using the prosecutor's so-called "common sense." People can dislike Michael. They can think that he is strange. Yes, he is strange, but crime is not determined by strange behaviors. Acting strange does not make a person criminal. Legal wrongdoing makes a person a criminal, and it is determined by objective evidence based on legal definition. If you and all your audience care for justice, whether you all like Michael as a person or not, I request prayers from all of you. Pray for vindication. If he is wrongly convicted, let's pray for his, his children, and his family's peace. Peace and love, Lillian Chen "We may not change the world in one day, but we can still do some things today, in our small way. - Michael Jackson's "In Our Small Way'" -- Don't try to understand me Because your world's just not enough --

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