Wade Robson and James Safechuck detail sexual abuse they allegedly endured as young boys by the late, Michael Jackson. The upcoming, tell-all documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’ will include in-depth stories about the abuse, set to air this weekend.
The two appeared on CBS This Morning for their first on-air interview, conducted by Gayle King.
Robson claims he was already a fan of the hall of famer before visiting his Neverland Ranch, which also used to serve as Jackson’s home. Safechuck says he wasn’t initially a fan before being hired for a Pepsi gig with the King of Pop.
The two have similar first impressions of Jackson. They describe him as very loving and affectionate.
Robson also claims Michael assured him that the acts were out of love, “As Michael started doing these sexual acts, he started talking to me about, ‘God brought us together. We love each other… And this is how we show each other our love.”
Both men claim they experienced no physical abuse by Jackson, only sexual.
One might question their intent for coming out now because they denied abuse by the Grammy winning pop star back in 1993.
By: Dose of Dallas