Despite what everyone may think about MJ, the case was going to fail from get-go. It was a weak case. The evidence was weak, and let's face it, the accuser's family is nuts. The mom is a liar and has sued on the basis of lies. The accuser himself had denied any kind of sexual relationship numerous times. Basically, the jury decided that these people were just con-artists who saw MJ as a target- a load of money. And I agree with the jury's view- the accuser and his family created LOTS of reasonable doubt. You can't convict on the fact that others have accused him of things before or because he's a weirdo or you "just know." That's not how the legal system works. It would be sad if it did.
He may be guilty, but the fact that he was found innocent is not the fault of the system, the jury, or MJ's money. If you want to blame someone, blame the prosecutor who brought an extremely weak case with very questionable prosecution witnesses. Blame the parents of the accuser- I mean, who lets their child stay over an accused child molester's house? Why not prosecute the parents for endangering their child?
I'm not taking any position on MJ or his guilt or innocence. I'm just saying that a conviction on the basis of the evidence in this case would have been a travesty of the judicial system.