Michael Jackson’s relatives are lashing out at an HBO documentary which they say withholds relevant information and presents a one-sided narrative of the sexual abuse allegations made against the late, international pop icon several years after his death.
Leaving Neverland is a two-part, four-hour-long film that details graphic molestation accusations from Wade Robson and James Safechuck, both of whom filed lawsuits against the Jackson estate and are represented by the same attorney. Its credibility relies solely on their personal testimonies and interviews with their family members. The filmmaker, Dan Reed, has been criticized for neglecting to provide outside perspectives and broader context.
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