Netflix to release new three-part docuseries on Michael Jackson's 2005 child abuse trial

A new three-part documentary series titled 'Otsus' ('The Verdict') about Michael Jackson's 2005 child sexual abuse trial is coming to Netflix on June 3. The series will revisit the controversial court case that surrounded the pop icon.

Netflix is set to release a new three-part documentary series examining Michael Jackson's 2005 child sexual abuse trial, with the show scheduled to premiere on June 3, according to Pitchfork.

The docuseries, titled 'The Verdict', will take a deep dive into one of the most high-profile and controversial celebrity court cases in modern history. Jackson was acquitted on all charges in 2005 following a lengthy trial that captivated global audiences.

The release adds to a growing number of documentary productions revisiting Jackson's legacy and the allegations made against him. The 2019 HBO documentary 'Leaving Neverland' reignited public debate about Jackson's conduct with children, and the new Netflix series appears set to continue that conversation.

Michael Jackson, who died in June 2009 at the age of 50, remains one of the best-selling music artists of all time. Despite his death, scrutiny of his personal life and the allegations against him has not diminished, with filmmakers and journalists continuing to examine the evidence and testimony from his legal battles.