After viewing the documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’, which screened sexually abused victims by the late king of pop, Michael Jackson, viewers have been left wondering why the victims’ parents never spoke up about the matter when Michael was still alive.
Wade and James talk about their alleged abuse at the hands of the King Of Pop in the shocking film, which aired in the UK for the first time. Michael went unnoticed for he offered up fun, childhood experiences that appeared innocuous to the children and their families.
Both victims described Jackson providing their families with housing and lavish accommodations on the road and at Neverland, gifting a 10 year old Safechuck a diamond wedding ring as part of a secret wedding ceremony, taking them on elaborate shopping sprees at toy stores and warning that if they told anyone about what happened behind the locked doors in Jackson’s bedroom they would both go to jail.
Jackson, a father of three, stood trial on child molestation charges in 2005 and was acquitted and until his death in 2009 adamantly denied ever abusing any children.