Gee, you think this is a cash grab?

Source: Mr. X via http://www.crazydaysandnights.net

Isn’t it strange that one of the people who is in that upcoming documentary on that A++ list legend suddenly changed their tune about some alleged inappropriate behavior after the iconic performer kicked the bucket?

He worked with the performer several times and along with some family members lived in the entertainer’s massive hotel-like compound. It was after he was fired as choreographer for a tribute show for the pop icon by that north of the border performance troupe that he suddenly did a complete about face on the guy whom he constantly defended from these allegations.

Gee, you think this is a cash grab?

Wade Robson

Michael Jackson

Leaving Neverland

Wade Robson details Michael Jackson’s abuse in ‘Leaving Neverland’

An Australian dancer has claimed that Michael Jackson raped him for seven years as a child in a shocking new documentary, Leaving Neverland.

The film which is set to premiere at The Sundance Film Festival, narrows in on sexual abuse allegations against the King of Pop and prominently features Australian Wade Robson and another accuser, James Safechuck, who are both now in their 30s.

Robson previously sued the Jackson estate for over $2.1 billion alleging that the singer sexually abused him from the age of seven to 14 at which point he “lost interest” in him. However according to The Sun, in 2013 the case was dismissed when the judge ruled that the estate could not be held accountable for the singer’s alleged actions.

In 2005, Jackson was acquitted of child molestation charges even after Safechuck and Robson recounted how they had both slept in the pop star’s bed as boys on a number of occasions.

Vince Finaldi, who represents both accusers, said that the both of their stories are credible and that the court cases are currently under appeal as they were merely dismissed for technical reasons.

Speaking to the Associated Press, Finaldi said, “There were never any rulings to the court as to their testimony. We stand by our clients, and we believe them, and we fully expect them to be vindicated.”- Source