Despite an official statement released by Michael Jackson’s attorney’s yesterday, some people are not getting the message.

Michael Jackson’s defense attorney said in a court-approved statement Tuesday that news reports about photographs reportedly seized from the singer’s home are false and that the prosecution in the child-molestation case agrees.

The information was not specified, but defense attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr.’s statement followed a report by Los Angeles radio station KFI that among a half-dozen photos seized were images of a naked boy or boys.

KFI news director Chris Little said an attorney for Jackson called and asked for a retraction but was turned down.

“We stand by the story,” Little said.

Parties in the Jackson molestation case are under a gag order, but Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Rodney S. Melville has allowed attorneys to comment on news reports in approved statements.

Mesereau read his statement in a law office in Birmingham, Ala., but took no questions from reporters.

Source: Associated Press