Andrew Hammel
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460 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
Andrew Hammel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And then June Chandler relented and Michael Jackson bought her a Cartier bracelet.
worth probably $20,000 or $30,000.
And from that time, as Geordie Chandler said in his interview with a child psychiatrist, Michael Jackson got my mother to agree to let us sleep in the same bed, and we were in the same bed together until the end of our relationship.
For the price of a Cartier bracelet.
Yes, and even some other pieces of jewelry, too.
So June, it's not a surprise that after all the legal events of 2004 settled, Geordie Chandler sued to be emancipated from his parents at the age of 15, both of his parents.
And that was granted because he claimed in court they were not properly taking care of them, and the judge agreed.
Sure.
The payout occurred, the settlement occurred in January of 1994.
It was negotiated hard by lawyers on both sides.
And the ultimate amount, we don't know the exact ultimate amount, but we know that $15,300,000 was paid to Geordie Chandler in a trust account and about $1 to $2 million to his parents.
And the terms of that settlement say Geordie Chandler can never say anything negative about Michael Jackson
ever anywhere.
And Michael Jackson cannot mention Geordie Chandler ever for any reason, which is why the Michael biopic that's currently being released had to be cut.
And after the settlement came, now, you know, the Santa Barbara and Los Angeles district attorneys were investigating Michael Jackson still in 1994.
But Geordie Chandler indicated to them that he would not willingly testify against Michael Jackson.
And so they convened grand juries.
They would have needed a subpoena.
That's true.
And actually, in 1990, Geordie Chandler did say in 2005 during the criminal trial, I'll flee the country to avoid a subpoena.
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