The Verdict' includes footage of the 2003 raid on the pop star's infamous former home. Is it still standing? Who owns it now? Here's what we know.

Music icon Michael Jackson was acquitted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy in 2005. The shocking case is revisited in the Netflix docuseries “Michael Jackson: The Verdict.”

The docuseries revisits Jackson's 2005 child molestation trial with new interviews from key figures in the case.

Michael Jackson lived at Neverland Ranch for nearly two decades before deserting the property in 2005. Here's everything to know about what happened to the property.

The journalist appeared in the new documentary "Michael Jackson: The Verdict," in which he detailed filming his controversial 2003 special "Living With Michael Jackson."

As compared to the blockbuster biopic Michael, Netflix’s Michael Jackson: The Verdict appears to be a divisive retelling of a gruelling period from the legendary pop star’s life. It really eschews the hunky-dory narrative style of the trending biopic and picks up a more grim tone in telling viewers the different perspectives on the 2005

Gavin Arvizo's accusations against Michael Jackson are featured in the Netflix show, 'Michael Jackson: The Verdict.'

Michael Jackson left a group of producers absolutely floored after making a questionable confession about being close to children while filming former journalist Martin Bashir's now-infamous documentary special in 2002.

A documentary series revisiting the 2005 trial of Michael Jackson has surged to the top of Netflix’s charts, just as a major biopic about the singer prepares for its streaming release. The unexpected