'Jacko is the devil'

Michael Jackson is the Devil in God's clothing, according to the boy who accused him of sexual abuse in 1993.

The singer won the adoration of children by wearing colourful outfits, Jordan Chandler has told his uncle, Ray.

But after falling victim to abuse, Jordan, now 24, came to regard Jackson as sick, his uncle has revealed.

'He resented him for having used his power and fame to convince my nephew to do things he wouldn't have done with anyone else,' said Mr Chandler who is promoting his book on the scandal.

'My nephew, like most kids, was enamoured by those uniforms Michael would wear - little soldier uniforms with epaulettes and things hanging all over him,' he added. 'I think that's where he got the expression "God's clothes".'

According to the book, All That Glitters, Jordan turned his bedroom into a shrine to the star, complete with a life-size cardboard figure of him. But he later turned against Jackson and told child welfare officials he never wanted to see him again.

'I think there was hate there but also pity,' Mr Chandler claimed. 'He expressed to me that the best thing that ever happened to him was "when my father got me away from Michael Jackson".' The pop star, then 35, allegedly tried to steer 13-year-old Jordan away from women, teaching him the bawdy slogan: 'No wenches, bitches, heifers or hos.'

The book details Jackson's alleged seduction and molestation of the boy that led to a reported £12million settlement in 1994.

Jackson, 46, is currently charged with molesting another boy, a 13-year-old recovering cancer patient, last year.