Netflix has announced 'Michael Jackson: The Verdict,' a three-part docuseries that will delve into the pop star's infamous 2005 child molestation trial. Set to premiere on June 3, 2026, each episode will run for 50 minutes and is produced by Candle True Stories. The series aims to present a comprehensive examination of the trial, featuring interviews with jurors, witnesses, and key players who were present in the courtroom. The filmmakers emphasized the need for a detailed exploration of the trial, stating, "It was time to take a forensic look at the trial as a whole," especially since no cameras were allowed in court during the proceedings. Jackson was acquitted of charges related to the molestation of Gavin Arvizo, a 13-year-old boy, but the case left a lasting divide among fans and critics regarding the reliability of witnesses. This announcement follows the success of the estate-backed biopic 'Michael,' which has grossed $713 million at the box office but notably omitted any mention of the sexual abuse allegations against Jackson. The upcoming docuseries promises to address the complexities of Jackson's legacy and the controversies surrounding his life.