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2005, 04:04 GMT Star's home 'was pleasure island' Michael
Jackson arrives at court in Santa Maria Jackson's housekeeper
said she saw children who seemed drunk An ex-housekeeper at
Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch has described it as a
"pleasure island" where children ran riot and slept in the
singer's bedroom.  Kiki Fournier, giving evidence in Mr
Jackson's trial on child abuse charges, told the court how the
singer had a series of close friendships with boys.  Gavin
Arvizo, Mr Jackson's 15-year-old accuser, was polite at first
but grew wilder the longer he stayed, she said.  The singer
denies 10 charges, including child abuse and false imprisonment.
Ms Fournier said "children appeared intoxicated" on three or
four occasions.  Once she served dinner to Mr Jackson and a
group of children, "two or three" of whom seemed drunk, but she
added that she never saw him give alcohol to a minor.  Th