Michael Jackson accuser Gavin Arvizo gets married and prosecutor is guest Arvizo, whose claims led to trial in 2005, wed sweetheart Shelby Drake Guest list included former Senior Assistant District Attorney Ron Zonen Awkward moment as DJ unwittingly played Jackson song at reception The man who accused Michael Jackson in court of abusing him has got married, with the prosecutor who accused the King of Pop among the guests. Gavin Arvizo, whose claims led to the sensational trial in 2005, wed his sweetheart Shelby Drake who is the daughter of an Atlanta Baptist minister and spent her youth growing up in England. The guest list included some unusual additions, like the former Santa Barbara Senior Assistant District Attorney Ron Zonen, who prosecuted the Jackson case. Michael Jackson pictured with 12 year-old Gavin Arvizo in Neverland, California. Mr Arvizo, whose claims led to the sensational trial in 2005, wed his sweetheart Shelby Drake who is the daughter of an Atlanta Baptist minister and spent her youth growing up in England But at the reception afterwards there was an awkward moment when DJ unwittingly played Jackson's hit "The Way You Make Me Feel" - causing Arvizo to shrug his shoulders in resignation. Details of Arvizo's life today were made public in an article in the Daily Beast which revealed he is now living a modest life working as a paralegal and wants to go to Harvard. Arvizo, now 24, was a 13-year-old cancer survivor when he claimed Jackson had abused him at his Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos, California. Arvizo, now 24, was a 13-year-old cancer survivor when he claimed Jackson had abused him at his Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos, California According to the article Arvizo only talks about his past when he applies for jobs and over the years has turned down lucrative offers to speak out The allegations led to the trial that derailed Jackson's career, even though he was acquitted on all 10 counts. Arvizo's wedding took place at the bride's suburban Atlanta Baptist Church on Saturday November 30 but have only now come to light. Senior Deputy District Attorney Ron Zonen, who prosecuted the Jackson case, was guest Her father Bill Drake, an ordained minister, and a Catholic priest, Kevin Hargaden, performed the service and Arvizo plans to worship in both churches. Drake spent time in England when his daughter was young, meaning she spent part of her childhood in the UK. Among the guests was US comedienne Louise Palanker, a mentor to the Arvizo family who was called as a prosecution witness in the trial, and Arvizo's mother Janet, who ironically, has married a man called Jay Jackson - meaning her name now is Janet Jackson. Also present was Gavin's older sister Davellin and her brother Star, who both testified against Jackson. According to the article Arvizo only talks about his past when he applies for jobs and over the years has turned down lucrative offers to speak out. The article says: "He says he knows the truth and believes it will be revealed to the doubters of the world when the time is right." Jackson died in 2009 aged 50 whilst preparing for the This Is It comeback concerts at the O2 arena in London.