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'I just saw a lot of fondling… there was a dark side to him': Michael Jackson's maid breaks her silence on what really went on at the King of Pop's Neverland Ranch

• Adrian McManus was once a trusted employee at the King of Pop's home
• Michael Jackson's former maid has chosen to break her silence on what she saw  
• 'I just saw a lot of fondling, hugging, petting and kissing [young boys],' she said 
• Michael Jackson's former maid has given detailed descriptions of what she saw going on between the King of Pop and boys he hosted at his Neverland Ranch.
  Adrian McManus, once a trusted employee at Jackson's home, said that during her tenure she saw him fondling and kissing boys and other predatory behaviour.
  Ms McManus started work at Jackson's Neverland Ranch in 1990, and after three months was trusted to clean his private suite.
  

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  Michael Jackson's former maid has chosen to break her silence on what she saw while working at his Neverland Ranch 

  'They told me if I ever came up on TV that they could hire a hitman to take me out, slice my neck, wouldn't ever find my body.' 

  Ms McManus revelation came days after claims that Jackson's pet chimp Bubbles once tried to kill himself, but was rushed to hospital and saved. 

  The allegations were published by The Times of India who stated 2003 ended on a bad note for Jackson after he was formally charged with child-molestation and 'his favorite pet, a chimpanzee named Bubbles tried to commit suicide.' 

  Bubbles' suicide attempt was alleged to have taken place in December 2003. There were no other details as to how he'd tried to kill himself. 

  Ms McManus full interview will air on 60 Minutes on Sunday night.  

  

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  Bubbles' suicide attempt is alleged to have taken place in December 2003. He's pictured here in Japan in 1987 enjoying a cup of tea with Jackson in Osaka City Mayoral Hall