During more than a decade of monitoring, the Federal Bureau of Investigation helped set up interviews over child-molestation allegations, investigated a possible terror attack and an alleged assassination plot against Michael Jackson, according to newly released FBI files. Despite monitoring Jackson for more than a decade, the files don't contain any major revelations about the late pop singer's private life and the bureau never uncovered any solid evidence against him in connection with two different molestation allegations, according to The Associated Press.
The documents made public on Tuesday date from 1992 to 2005, and though the FBI said they number about 600 pages, only 333 were released due to privacy rules and a desire to protect investigative techniques.
