Actor Corey Feldman, who says in an interview airing this week that Michael Jackson showed him nude pictures when Feldman was in his early teens, was subpoenaed by prosecutors in the singer’s molestation case, the actor’s manager said Thursday.
Feldman described the pictures in a new interview with journalist Martin Bashir, who was responsible for the 2003 documentary “Living With Michael Jackson.” Feldman, 33, said he went to Jackson’s home when he was 13 or 14 and saw a book on the coffee table with pictures of naked men and women.
“And the book was focused on venereal diseases and the genitalia. And he sat down with me, and he explained it to me, showed me some different pictures and discussed what those meant,” Feldman said, according to an excerpt of an interview scheduled to air Friday on ABC’s “20/20.”
Feldman told Bashir he didn’t consider the nude pictures “a big deal” but became concerned because of the current molestation charges against Jackson.
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