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Uri Geller - Jacko Is Not Wacko


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Psychic Uri Geller defended his friend Michael Jackson on Sunday, saying the pop singer denied under hypnosis three years ago that he had sexually abused children.

Geller, best known for his claimed telekinetic ability to bend spoons, told Israel's Army Radio that he hypnotized Jackson when the two were alone in a recording studio at an undisclosed location.

The hypnosis would have taken place before Jackson is alleged to have molested a cancer-stricken boy invited to his Neverland Ranch.

"I told him that if he would let me, I would hypnotize him," Geller told the radio. "He said, 'Okay, let's give it a try."

Geller said he asked Jackson about persistent rumours that he had abused children.

"He answered me under deep hypnosis that he had never touched a child in a sexual way," Geller said. "He said -- and here I'm using his exact words -- 'My relations with children are very beautiful.'

Geller said he was convinced Jackson was telling the truth.

Entire article at Jam!

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I couldn't resist this story. It kills me.

BTW, Geller and Jackson have been on 'the outs' according to a piece I read @ a week ago. Perhaps this is his way of snuggling back up?

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