Wade Robson Reveals Michael Jackson Abuse Claims in Leaving Neverland 2

The newly released documentary 'Leaving Neverland 2: Surviving Michael Jackson' revisits the allegations of sexual abuse against the late pop star through the voices of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who detail their traumatic experiences as children in Jackson's sphere. Both men recount the manipulation and psychological control exerted by Jackson, revealing the complex interplay of loyalty and betrayal that influenced Robson's initial defense of the singer during a 2005 trial. Their ongoing fight to have their claims acknowledged by Jackson's estate highlights the legal challenges they face, including past stalling tactics in their case. While the documentary sheds light on their personal struggles, it also underscores the broader implications of childhood trauma and the quest for justice. The film serves as a follow-up to the controversial 2019 documentary, continuing to evoke discussions about Jackson's legacy and the accountability of those in his circle. As the legal battle unfolds, the emotional toll on Robson and Safechuck remains a central focus of their narratives.