Jurors Claim Jackson Was Guilty
Two jurors who acquitted Michael Jackson of child molestation charges now say they think the pop star was guilty - and they are penning tell-all books about the jury's deliberations, the Daily News has learned.

"Guilty As Sin, Free as a Bird" is the title of 79-year-old Eleanor Cook's tome, according to Larry Garrison, president of Silver Creek Entertainment.

He will co-write the book with Cook's granddaughter.

And Ray Hultman, 62, will pen "The Deliberator" along with former Jackson family friend and author Stacy Brown. He co-wrote the successful "The Man Behind The Mask" with Jackson's former publicist Bob Jones.

"These books are going to rock the nation," said Garrison, a film and TV producer.

Maybe, Maybe Not is not the thing here. The prosecution has to bring and clear and convincing case, "beyond a reasonable doubt" and they didn't do it. There wasn't any physical evidence, nor any credible witnesses.

I can easily say "it's possible he didn't do it" on this one and that's all it takes... If the prosecutor wants a conviction - and this particular prosecutor badly wants Jackson - he's going to have to suck it up and do his job.

Who would the target market be for these books,
Monkey?