What parent(s) would let their teens at Neverland at this point?

[Khephra]

I believe in innocent until proven guilty and all that, but really, would any of you let your children hang out at Neverland at this point?

Vehicle Accident Injures Teen at Neverland

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- A 15-year-old riding an all-terrain vehicle at Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch was hospitalized after the vehicle reportedly flipped, it was reported Friday.

A security guard at the ranch directed paramedics to the victim, who was at or near the main house, county officials told the Santa Barbara News-Press.

Sgt. Chris Pappas of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department said there was an accident involving an all-terrain vehicle at Jackson's Neverland Ranch but had no other details.

http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/news/wire/sns-ap-neverland-accident,0,371906.story?coll=sns-ap-entertainment-headlines

[arwalden]

1. Neverland Ranch Is Now "The Litigation Lottery"

Parents who do such things to their children are secretly hoping that they too can get in on the litigation game and sue Michael Jackson. They are 1) trying to bait him into doing something illegal, or 2) hoping for any circumstance where they could CLAIM something illegal happened.

Result: BINGO DAY for the family! Lawsuit or threat of lawsuit and an out-of-court settlement is the ultimate goal.

Flame away... call me suspicious... but this makes about as much sense as any other explanation I've heard.

-- Allen

[YellowRubberDuckie]

2. You're right, Allen...

Those parents should no longer have children, in my opinion. They are pretty much whoring out their kids.
Duckie