The late king of pop, Michael Jackson’s documentary which stared victims who he sexually abused finale was screened leaving the viewers so annoyed with him. They stormed social media with mixed reactions towards the late legend musician.
Point of #LeavingNeverland is not, as some think, whom you believe; nor guilt or innocence. The point is how hundreds of parents, promoters, friends, entourage, domestic or tour staff failed to raise any alarm about a 30yo man who habitually took strangers’ children to his bed.
— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) March 7, 2019
Since loads are talking about #LeavingNeverland – I’ve refused to watch it
— Couch Nish (@CouchNish) March 7, 2019
The FBI did a full investigation and found no evidence of any wrongdoing. The man dies and 10yrs on they drag it up to the media rather than the police? Bullshit!
The man had issues, but not sexual ones.
Do you know who will believe them?
— Purplesammyx (@purple_sammyx) March 7, 2019
Other victims of child sexual abuse. He kept the rings, he’s smiling, he lied under oath.
There’s no rule on how to behave when you’re a victim of abuse.
Fellow victims can see simularities with these men.
I believe them 100% #LeavingNeverland
#LeavingNeverLand
— Liz #WALLS. Me, i'm the storyline ❤️ (@LizHolter1) March 7, 2019
I think I'm more convinced Jackson is guilty now I've seen part two. The 2 men are clearly traumatised. Sometimes it does take years before victims can discuss it.
Here's Wade in 2011 bragging about directing a Michael Jackson show. They replaced him with somebody else. A few months later his first allegations came out. Don't tell me this isn't a money grab #LeavingNeverland #MJInnocent pic.twitter.com/naUqPXmswv
— Yes, I can hear you Clem Fandango. (@wokestofscrolls) March 7, 2019
MJ fans watching #LeavingNeverLand pic.twitter.com/QrCVZu67nY
— Tom Dorr (@TomDorr_87) March 7, 2019