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Neverland Ranch was Michael [Jackson]’[s] home from 1988 until 2005. 3000 acres in the Santa Ynez Valley near LA, it contains sacred Native American sites, and it once had whimsical signs and statues, fountains, vintage vehicles, a train, and flower gardens.

[Jackson] generously shared Neverland's magical setting with underprivileged, inner-city, and seriously ill children, who were invited with their families by the busload to enjoy the amusement park even when he was away on business.

For many years, thousands passed through the gates to experience joy. That all ended when [one] family of known grifters tried to cash in by accusing [Jackson] of a heinous crime. A corrupt local prosecutor couldn't convince a jury that [Jackson] was guilty of anything other than too much generosity and faith in [people]. Despite his complete exoneration during the famous trial in 2005, he abandoned Neverland.

Many have noted that [Jackson] had shown a love and nurturance of children since he was [one] himself, and that he never lost a childlike purity. If he had been a typical man-whore pop star, there'd have been no controversy. A spiritual, do-good, man-child who was sensitive to the needs of the young, weak, and marginalized was simply too good to be true.

To see how it looked in its heyday, refer to [Larry] Nimmer’s documentary The Untold Story of Neverland, or Living with Michael Jackson: The Footage You Were Never Meant to See, as well as the short films Moonwalker and Say Say Say.

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