King Of Pop Fans Convinced He Is Guilty After The NeverLand Finale

The Neverland documentary has now reached its conclusion and it showed heartbreaking scenes of the alleged victims sobbing on camera.

It prompted a massive reaction from viewers at home, who claimed the film had totally convinced them of Jackson’s guilt.

One tweeted: “F*****g hell just watching Leaving Neverland on Ch 4.

“That sick f**k Michael Jackson was a paedophile 100% no shadow of a doubt.

“How can anyone ever want to listen to his music again? All his music should be removed from streaming services and radio immediately.”

Another wrote: “People who still don’t believe LeavingNeverland and still defend Michael Jackson are legit delusional.”

A third tweeted: “Michael Jackson’s behaviour was completely abnormal & disgustingly inappropriate in every aspect

“Those boys were brainwashed & groomed for his pleasure.

“Just as disturbing is how so many will blindly believe a celebrity even when there is so much evidence…”

Many more hailed the “bravery” alleged victims W ade Robson, 36, and James Safechuck, 40, for talking about their pain on camera.

One tweeted: “The bravery of Wade Robson & James Safechuck is extraordinary. Men rarely speak about child abuse. Speaking about it to the entire world & about someone so powerful even in death, is courageous.

“Society must learn how to protect children after hearing these men.”

Another added: “Just imagine for a minute that they are telling the truth… imagine how incredibly difficult it must be as a man to admit that another man has abused them; and people wonder why it takes so long for them to come forward.”

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 on Channel 4 this week.

It featured gruesome descriptions of child sex abuse, which left many feeling so physically ill they had to switch off.

Both Wade and James went on to explain why they never spoke out about their torment before – and even defended Jackson publicly when he was accused of molesting other boys.

There was a ferocious reaction to the mothers of the boys featured in the film, with viewers accusing them of being so blinded by Jackson’s fame and fortune they left their sons with a sexual predator.

Both Joy Robson and Stephanie Safechuck allowed their young sons to share a bed with the adult singer.

And during the film, they both spoke fondly of Jackson, recalling how they had cars, shopping trips and Champagne at their constant disposal.

However, it was the graphic details given by both Wade and James which viewers found most disturbing.

The stories of grim sessions with the superstar included James’ harrowing story of being taught to masturbate by Jackson.

He described in intimate detail he was too young to ejaculate properly and his penis swelled up after excessive sexual sessions with the star.

Wade also gave a grim account of the alleged sex sessions with Jackson, describing how he would give his idol oral sex by Jackson chose not to ejaculate in his mouth.

He said one of the final acts of abuse he suffered was at the age of 14 when Jackson allegedly tried to rape him analaly.

James also gave a shocking account of a fake wedding between him and the star, even showing off the ring he’d been given by the star.

They held hands like a couple, they had a secret code where they’d scratch each others’ palms if they were thinking about sex. James started to think he was gay.

The documentary has sparked an investigation by Ofcom after the broadcasting watchdog was flooded with complaints over the graphic descriptions of abuse.

Jackson was thrust back into the headlines in January after the screening of Leaving Neverland at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah.

Leaving Neverland’s explosive allegations against the King Of Pop, who died in 2009, sparked outraged among some of Jackson’s most ardent fans.

It led to protests outside Channel 4 this week as Jackson’s loyal followers vented their fury over the decision to screen the movie.

The late singer’s estate has since confirmed plans to sue the documentary makers, and his family condemned the film in a scathing statement, comparing it to a “public lynching”.

The Thriller hitmaker was tried on child molestations charges in 2004-2005 – but he was acquitted on every count.

He died in 2009 aged 50.