#LEAVING NEVERLAND REACTIONS TRIAL#
“That is not journalism, and it’s not fair, yet the media are perpetuating these stories.”Īccording to Pitchfork, the two men at the center of the Dan Reed-directed documentary stated Jackson “threatened them” to take the stand during his child molestation trial of 2005 to testify on his side. Read more: Did the ‘SNL’ Audience Like Pete Davidson’s R.“They never interviewed a single solitary soul who knew Michael except the two perjurers and their families,” the statement reads. People love Michael’s music but behind Michael is a machine that shuts down anyone who tries to speak out about what Michael was doing with little children.” It has tremendous power and has always been a source of fear for a lot of people. “You wonder what the Michael Jackson machine has got up its sleeve, what it can do. As Reed said in his interview with Billboard, the Michael Jackson machine is capable of almost anything. If Michael Jackson fans don’t believe the pop star was a pedophile after seeing Leaving Neverland, they never will. When Jackson got back in touch with Robson and Safechuck so he could ask them to testify at his first trial, they both said they felt relieved and happy to just hear his voice again. Jackson had made them feel special and loved–and then one day he just stopped calling. They spoke about how, at one point, they had both felt replaced by other boys.
Robson and Safechuck also both discussed how deeply they loved Jackson, amidst the abuse, how deeply the manipulation ran. He told them that if anyone were to ever find out about what they were doing, they would both go to jail forever. Were they to watch (or maybe just really hear) Leaving Neverland, they’d learn that Jackson had allegedly been grooming both men, since they were young boys, to lie in a trial like the ones that came about. Many Jackson super fans seem to be getting hung up on the fact that both Robson and Safechuck swore under oath that J ackson had never sexually abused them as children. The responses to the above post even feature a theory that Robson and Safechuck went to sexual abuse support groups so that they could better lie in their documentary interviews. The facts about the #MichaelJackson allegations you won't find in #LeavingNeverland… #MichaelJacksonIsInnocent #MJInnocent #JusticeForMJ #MJTruthSquad #MJfam #FactsDontLiePeopleDo /prvFNqXktQ- ᴍʀs. Drake is no longer featuring a Michael Jackson song on his UK tour, the Lakers have dropped their MJ song from their in-game entertainment line-up, and Oprah Winfrey hosted an interview with Robson and Safechuck to show her support.
Reed went on to say that he knew this was going to be a turning point in both Wade Robson and James Safechuck’s lives because people finally believed them.Īfter viewing the documentary, many people, including celebrities, have spoken out about their drastically changed views of Jackson. The credits came up and we went on stage and there was this incredible standing ovation,” said the film’s director and producer, Dan Reed, in an interview with Billboard. “We didn’t know how people were gonna react at the end cause there were people kind of crying in the audience and there were people kind of mumbling to each other and we had no idea what this all meant. When the two-part documentary first debuted at Sundance, the doc’s crew was nervous about how the public would react. Michael Jackson fans outside the Santa Barbara County Courthouse | Kimberly White/Corbis via Getty Images
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