December 22nd, 2009 
AT2W Staff 
The FBI just released more than 300 pages of personal documents relating to the late King of Pop. The documents reveal information based on molestation cases in 1993 and 2004, including an extortion case that reveals Michael Jackson as a victim, but the information does not reveal the case involving his death. Regardless of an application under the US Freedom of Information Act, just over half of the file will remain confidential.
Information was released by the FBI that included seven separate Jackson files, with only one that revealed a 1992 extortion threat against the King of Pop that did not include any child molestation allegations.
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There has been a new regulation from the general in charge of U.S. troops in northern Iraq that says if 
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