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JERUSALEM
\n – Psychic Uri Geller defended his friend Michael Jackson (together, above) on Sunday,
\n saying the pop singer denied under hypnosis three years ago that he had
\n sexually abused children.<\/p>\n
Geller, best known for his claimed telekinetic ability to bend spoons, told Israel’s
\nArmy Radio that he hypnotized Jackson when the two were alone in a recording
\nstudio at an undisclosed location.<\/p>\n
"I told him that that if he would let me, I would hypnotize him," Geller
\ntold the radio. "He said, ‘Okay, let’s give it a try.’"<\/p>\n
He said he asked Jackson about persistent rumors that he had abused children. "He
\nanswered me under deep hypnosis that he had never touched a child in
\na sexual
\nway," Geller said. "He said – and here I’m using his exact words -‘My
\nrelations with children are very beautiful.’<\/p>\n
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