It has been more than five years after that Wade Robson And James Safekak Details of the allegations of sexual abuse against them Michael Jackson In Neverland is leavingHowever, they are still dealing with the public.

Two people opened their continued fight for justice in the new documentary Leaving Neverland Second: Michael Jackson survivesWhich premiered on Tuesday, March 18 Original documentary Premier on HBO in 2019, both of them have tried to bring their cases to justice - and this is a series of final fight.

(HBO is not involved Leaving Neverland II The first movie after a judge verdict is that Jackson's HBO concert has violated a NDSPERMENT CLOZ in a 1992 Agreement Hazardous Tour.)

"When I first started talking about abusing with my therapist, one of the primary things that started for me was, 'Okay that happened to me, Michael did it with me, what would I do with this now?" "Robson, 12, said in the new documentary." I went to the beach (June 212) and burned the items - Michael items, personal items, monument items. Since these items were burning and I was looking at them, I started to talk to Michael's spirit.

According to Robson and Safekak, 47, they are not only fighting for themselves for themselves but for the skill of protecting other children from sexual abuse. The pair initially tried to bring their cases against Jackson in court in 20 and 28, but because of the constitution of the constitution, their case was fired.

In 2020, they were able to try their cases again after the California governor Gavin Children have signed a new law by extending the constitution of constraints of sexual abuse cases. When dismissing their cases in 2021, an Appellate court ruled in 2021 that they could go into trial. Currently a trial has been set for November 2026.

The new documentary is mainly about their fight in court. Jackson died at the age of six on June 27, but the lawyers of Sefekak and Robson argued that complaining to his company could be responsible for abuse.

Attorney John Manley Said Leaving Neverland IIThe "What we need to show is that MJJez Productions, his company owned by his company, was aware of it and knew it. The people there were aware of it and knew it. "

According to Robson, his entire alleged relationship with Jackson was assisted by the elderly who were in his appointment.

He claimed, "All my interaction with him was to work for him and how we became friends again and then were organized by people who work with him." "There were many times (when) bodyguards that Michael (was) worked just outside the door, he was on the Neverland or trailers, in the recording studio. The people around him always work for him. The knowledge was that something strange was going on. And none of the organization did anything about it. "

Safekak commented on the camera, "People must know. It is hard to imagine that the kids come with the constant cycle and come out is okay. I can't think of how they didn't know. "

Jackson's estate and attornees did not take part Leaving Neverland IIThe "We have repeatedly requested to interview Michael Jackson's Estate and Mizz Production from the legal team to interview Michael Jackson's Estate and Mizz Production." They have rejected every opportunity to participate in this documentary. "

As the first as details Neverland is leavingRobson and Safekak claimed that Jackson had sexually assaulted them for seven and four years, respectively. Jackson's estate The film is called A "tabloid character killing" and condemned Robson and Sefekak as a "recognized liar", they first claimed that nothing had happened before their speeches with Jackson.

Robson specially addressed that criticism Leaving Neverland IIHe claims he never wanted to testify for Jackson. (The pop star was arrested and accused of alleged child abuse in the 21st, but he was not convicted two years later.)

"Michael called him and called him and called him begging him and begging him and begging him," Attorney Vince was final Robson said about who made some details of this alleged conversation.

"He said, 'You know we can't let them do it to us. We can't let them down, "Robson claimed Jackson. "Our, ours, ours. If someone ever found out that he and I would go to jail, I definitely have the real fear of what he said. "

Robson claimed that he had finally told Jackson that he would not testify, but soon he got a subpaena. "So there is," he said. "I didn't get any choice, that's what I'm doing" "

The choreographer said he thought he was "not able to tell the truth" during the 20th trial. It was only a few years later - after her marriage and after her own son - the complaint that she felt ready to go out publicly.

Ron ZonenJackson's criminal trial prosecutor said that for years he was asked whether he would sue for Robson's lies, and he had not always said.

"I said, 'It is one of those things that have any control over what happens to very few people, at least - believe it - (he) (he) who is feeling it," "he explained." It is not just anything in its sensitive control.

Now, after more than a decade, both Robson and Safekak are ready to take this position after legal back.

Robson said, "Whatever the final consequence, I don't really see how I lost." "If I get back there and get up on the stand and tell the truth that I get a chance to be able to be able for decades it is a win for me"

Already described the process as "disappointing" as SAFKEC said he was looking forward to telling his truth.

He explained, "My part is a kind of power and this IELD is to pass through it," he explained. "Judging by yourself, imagining the seat, finding strength and fighting for Little Jimmy. When it comes, I'll be ready. "

Leaving Neverland Second: Michael Jackson survives Real Stories YouTube Channel Premiers are Tuesday, March 18, 8pm.

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