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I would just plug it in and see if it works, then worry about cleaning it. I would be careful about getting anything potentially corrosive under the edges of the bezel. It could damage the fragile connections to the LCD panel. They are literally glued to the glass screen and are impossible to repair without special equipment. There's no significant amount of liquid, or gel inside an LCD screen, so it couldn't be that leaking out. Even a totally smashed LCD screen doesn't have a noticeable amount of stuff leaking out. LCDs do have a plastic polarizing film over them which could have been damaged be heat, or chemicals. If that's the case, it's junk.
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