Cop raid ' his darkest day'.

THESE dramatic pictures show armed cops raiding Neverland in search of evidence for Michael Jackson's child abuse trial.

Police swooped on the LA mansion in November 2003 after Gavin Arvizo, 13, accused the singer of sexually molesting him.

They discovered several locked safes, filing cupboards and a maze of secret rooms and cupboards, which were all turned over.

Jacko's bed was covered with a pounds 50,000 sequinned duvet.

A print of the Last Supper, in which the singer sat in the place of Jesus, with Abraham Lincoln and Elvis by his side as apostles, hung on the wall above. Filmmaker Larry Nimmer, who had worked separately for the star's defence team, said: "Jackson was in Las Vegas on the morning of the raid but he felt his private sanctuary had been violated."

The singer later described the raid as his "darkest day".

CAPTION(S):

1 Police drill into a huge locked safe in Jackson's private lounge. 2 An armed officer stands outside the main door with a search warrant as a bemused chef looks on 3 Jacko's bed is covered in a pounds 50,000 duvet. Above hangs a painting of The Last Supper with Jacko as Jesus and Elvis and Abraham Lincoln as apostles 4 Jackson's daughter Paris, just five years old at the time of the raid, has the bedroom of a princess, with a vast doll collection and a four-poster bed