Claim by Wade Robson that Michael Jackson DID abuse him declared "Outrageous"
Wade Robson is lying through his teeth by now claiming Michael Jackson molested him when he was a child ... so says Howard Weitzman, the lawyer for the MJ Estate.
Weitzman tells TMZ ... "Mr. Robson's claim is outrageous and pathetic. This is a young man who has testified at least twice under oath over the past 20 years and said in numerous interviews that Michael Jackson never did anything inappropriate to him or with him."
In an sensational about turn Wade Robson who as a witness defended Michael Jackson against a charge of child molestation is now said to have filed a claim of sexual abuse by Michael Jackson
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I read he's asking for money, right?
There you go, he has £££ in his eyes.
Must have been the same in 1993 and 2005.
Don't know but although I was more interested in Michael Jackson's finances I read the transcript of the Robson family.
Wade denied sleeping alone with Michael Jackson but his sister said he did. Wade's mother only discovered at the 2005 trial her son had slept in the same bed with Michael.
Wade's mother in 2005 couldn't remember what she told the police in 1993, even when it was shown to her.
She admitted her income depended on Michael Jackson she'd been provided with 'loans' in 1993 from Anthony Pellicano who was dealing with the Chandler molestation case.
At the same time Pellicano began dealing with 'blackmail' in 1993 he began negotiating a record contract with Wade's mother for son. The mother complained of delays and it was finally settled at the same time Johnnie Coccoran decided to make a financial arrangement over the child molestation allegations.
By 2005 Wade was successful, would he chance throwing it away by framing his benefactor?
Possibly not if he was a minor at the time, though a quick calculation indicates he was 22 during the trial?
It's all very strange and it's hard to know what to make of it. Coming forward 20 years after the fact to make an allegation is one thing, but to have denied anything happened when asked about it on two occasions, then to make a complete about-turn is odd!
"Robson is claiming he suffered from "repressed memory" and that's why he didn't file his creditor's claim on time."
1993 he was only 10 or 11 too frightened, besotted by Michael Jackson who could turn him into a star?
2005 older but successful due to Michael Jackson, fearful he'd lose it all?
It could be a hoax but Jackson's lawyer seems to think it is
real. If it's withdrawn then the suspicion is going to be Wade was paid off.
Could he have been having mental problems, hence the claim?
There's a bio pic on TV at the moment about Natalie Wood, where the mother seems to suggest Natalie should only sleep with men as part of her career path.
It was claimed she was raped by a well known actor and didn't tell to protect her career.
What a surprise. :rolleyes:
And it wasn't money in the past ?
I just wish those who came forward did so because of reasons other than seeing the £ or $ signs. It's disappointing to think fewer abuse victims would come forward if there was no chance of getting any money out of it.
http://news.scotsman.com/michaeljackson/Pastor-lied-to-police-when.2616240.jp
Francia (or his parents) were also paid $2 million in 1994.
The parents of another boy, Jimmy Safechuck (here with Jackson in 1988) were also reportedly paid $1milllion and given gifts of a Rolls Royce and two Mercedes.
I don't know, but he said Jackson had a birthmark on his genitals. There's no way he'd have known that if he hadn't have saw them. I think Jackson paid him in an out-of-court settlement back then.
I bet the amount of allegations towards people suspected of sexual abuse would be reduced if there was no money to be had. I wouldn't like to guess by how much, but I bet they'd be reduced though.
What is this? Jeremy Kyle?
Those things aren't accurate
But then maybe these kids were victims of pushy stage parents who were desperate enough to turn a blind eye. Or maybe the parents just didn't know what to do and were advised not to put their kids through a trial. It's all very sad if true.
Either way he's a liar then?