Michael Jackson fans stick it out at Neverland Ranch

Jul 3rd, 2009 - Los Angeles Times

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Reporting from Los Olivos, Calif. -- Ever since Michael Jackson died, Al Williams' family had begged him to take them to Neverland Ranch. And each day, Williams, 42, a roofer from San Bernardino, said no, that there were too many people crowded outside Neverland's gates.

On Thursday night, he finally gave in.

Williams, his wife, Josie, and their two children woke up at 4 a.m. Friday and piled into their burgundy Scion for the roughly three-hour drive to Jackson's fabled Santa Barbara County hideaway.

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