Former maid says King of Pop threatened her life if she ever snitched
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/michael-jackson-maid-singer-threatened-life-snitched-article-1.1347159<br /><br />[size=14pt]Michael Jackson's former maid says King of Pop threatened her life if she ever snitched, told her: ‘What happens at Neverland, stays in Neverland[/size]<br /><br />Adrian McManus tells Inside Edition, Jackson 'groomed the little boys…I think he was getting them drunk.'<br /><br />Michael Jackson’s former maid is airing her biggest load of dirty laundry yet.<br /><br />The King of Pop’s one-time house-keeper, Adrian McManus, told Inside Edition that not only does she believe her boss committed child molestation — Jackson also pointedly threatened her life if she ever snitched.<br /><br />“If you ever go on a talk show, or a TV show, we can hire a hit man and have your neck slit,” McManus told the television news magazine. “They’ll never find your body. We can hire a sniper to take you out.”<br /><br />McManus, who worked for Jackson in the ‘90s and testified against her boss in his 2005 trial on charges he plied a teenager with alcohol and then sexually molested him, apparently got over that fear in the interview that aired Friday. Jackson was ultimately found not guilty, but not in he eyes of McManus.<br /><br />“He groomed the little boys…I think he was getting them drunk,” she told Inside Edition.<br /><br />“He told me, ‘What happens at Neverland, stays in Neverland.’”<br /><br />The new interview comes less than a month after McManus told Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper that workers twice found Jackson near death from drug overdoses during her tenure at Neverland.<br /><br />“Michael was not a pop hero, but a messed-up, depraved junkie, who was manipulative, twisted and demonic,” she said in that sitdown interview.<br /><br />Jackson died at the age of 50 from an overdose of Propofol, administered by his personal doctor Conrad Murray to cure the music icon’s insomnia, in 2009. Murray is in prison after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter two years later.<br /><br />McManus’ tell-all tour comes amid a new round of child molestation claims from choreographer Wade Robson, who claims Jackson abused him during his childhood and has filed a lawsuit against the singer’s estate.<br /><br /><br /><br />
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