12.05.2026 09:02
The four children of the Cascio family, long referred to as Michael Jackson's "secret family," have claimed that the famous singer sexually abused them as children. Speaking on the program "60 Minutes Australia," one of the siblings said of Jackson, "He was a monster," while the others alleged that the singer gained their trust with gifts and a luxurious lifestyle before subjecting them to years of sexual abuse.
The four children of the Cascio family, long referred to as Michael Jackson's "secret family," alleged that the famous singer sexually abused them when they were children. Speaking on the program "60 Minutes Australia," the siblings claimed that Jackson, after influencing them with gifts, luxury trips, and fame, sexually abused them for years.
"DECEIVED THE WORLD"
One of the siblings, Dominic Cascio, stated, "He is a monster. He convinced the world he was innocent." The siblings, who filed a lawsuit in February, alleged that Jackson abused them at Neverland Ranch, on world tours, and at the homes of celebrities.
"I WAS 11 YEARS OLD"
Eddie Cascio claimed that Jackson first molested him during the 1993 Dangerous tour, saying, "Everything changed then." Marie-Nicole Cascio alleged that Jackson forced her to undress and engaged in inappropriate behavior.
The siblings also claimed that Jackson gave them alcohol and prescription drugs at a young age.
JACKSON'S CAMP DENIED THE ALLEGATIONS
Marty Singer, the attorney representing Michael Jackson's estate, argued that the allegations were "an attempt to extort money." Singer highlighted that the claims were brought up years after Jackson's death.