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“I don’t think we need a documentary on this, I think there’s been enough,” Mesereau continued. “I didn’t want to participate because we don’t need it.
“He was exonerated, the jury couldn’t have sent a stronger message.”
He then reeled off the respectable professions of some of the 12 men and women who sat in on Jackson’s 2005 trial, adding that the jurors also included two people who had been victims of molestation in their own lives.
“We had a majority women,” Mesereau continued. “We had no African-American. Nobody could say this was a racially biased jury or a racial verdict. They deliberated. They heard all the evidence. The case is closed.