Michael Jackson documentary gets 168 complaints as fans brand BBC film 'biased'
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mirror.co.ukThe BBC has been bombarded with complaints over a Michael Jackson documentary which some viewers have branded "biased". The Real Michael Jackson aired on BBC Two last month and prompted 168 complaints to the Beeb.
The figures posted on the BBC's website show the complaints were concerning "bias against Michael Jackson". The film, which aired on March 30, featured investigative reporter Jacques Peretti charting Jackson's rise to stardom Jackson's descent into notoriety amid child sex abuse allegations was featured at the end of the film.
However, the coverage enraged Jackson's fans who flocked to the BBC to complain that the reporting on the King Of Pop's life had not been fair.
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