A new documentary explores the allegations of sexual abuse against Michael Jackson, including audio recordings in which the artist discusses his relationship with children.

"The Trial", produced by Wonderhood Studios, examines Michael Jackson's acquittal of charges of sexual abuse against children, including never-before-heard audio recordings in which the artist expresses his thoughts about interactions with children. Jackson claims that they fell in love with his personality and wanted to touch him and hug him, which sometimes created problems for him.

In a disturbing remark, he said he would commit suicide if he could no longer see children. The documentary aims to analyze the impact of fame, race, and the American judicial system, going beyond the "media circus" surrounding his trial. In 2005, Jackson was acquitted of all charges, but he died in 2009 from a Propofol overdose, and his doctor was convicted of involuntary manslaughter.