**" Archiving the Facts and History of Michael Jackson—Uncovering the truth through court records and extensive analysis. "**

@MJJRepository is a trusted independent researcher, analyst and historian with particular expertise and focus on the decades of controversies and litigation that plagued pop superstar Michael Jackson. For nearly two decades, MJJRepository has been one of the premiere sources for in-depth case analysis, exclusive documents and materials not published elsewhere, official court records, transcription processing and historic media archiving.

History of MJJRepository

In the mid-2000s, MJJRepository ( "TSCM") was instrumental in providing daily updates across all major communities during the Arvizo criminal investigation from 2003-2005. This included real-time rush transcripts of courtroom observers and media commentary provided to both sides of the debate and extensive breakdowns of key legal filings and testimonies. Ultimately, a dedicated informational website formed to better organize a lot of these exclusive updates. By mid-2009, Twitter rose in popularity and @MJJRepository pivoted to that platform, which currently garners tens of millions of impressions each year with lively commentary and engagement, not counting the many communities and users who reshare the information to other platforms and in other languages.

In light of a highly publicized 2019 film featuring two civil litigators—who by then had filed 11 variations of rejected civil claims against the Jackson estate and companies using shared contingency-based attorneys— @MJJRepository resumed supplying rare, unseen and ongoing materials relevant to their caseload and general allegations. The film had an unintended consequence of ushering in a brand new wave of curious researchers, independent filmmakers and podcasters who took interest in fact-based discovery of the truth rather than emotions-based narratives. For all of these prospects, MJJRepository's conversations and shared materials have been invaluable resources.

Patreon Support

To coincide with the launch of this Patreon support option, MJJRepository is ressurrecting MJJR.net in a repurposed format that, along with its own exclusive content and breakdowns, court filings and more, contains a convenient portal to the wealth of other researchers, documentaries, articles and materials to better round out one's knowledge of Jackson's life (and death) in scandal. In addition, the website will include an original 33,000 word " Synopsis of Scandal" that provides a four-decade overview of litigious allegations—culminated from decades of scrutiny across thousands of media stories and tens of thousands of pages of carefully reviewed courtroom literature.

This meticulous investigative pursuit in obtaining, parsing and disseminating source materials for the benefit of all interested parties has consumed tens of thousands of hours since 2003, as well as tremendous self-expense. As an example, obtaining simple court records can cost anywhere from $0.50 to $6+ per page and a single transcript can span hundreds of pages. This does not factor in the time to prepare and create detailed summaries of highlights, host the original materials for all to access, provide often obscure and hard-to-obtain supplementary material and writing lengthy detail threads and essays about particular topics.

Support on patreon is greatly appreciated to assist with many aspects of time and financing, including:

Court filing acquisition fees.
Costs associated with domains and hosting, including a document repository that will grow each month.
Archival processes to convert and enhance hours of content from personal archives.
More in-depth analyses and extended writings on a variety of MJ-related topics.
Additional features and enhancements to be determined.

Depending on reception to Patreon, additional engagement perks and benefits will be considered including private communities on Twitter or Discord. However, all core information, documents and threads will continue to be free to the public, forever, as part of the mission of knowledge dissemination.