In this first part of the series on Leaving Neverland, you'll follow the story as it's presented in the documentary, starting with Safechuck and Robson first meeting Jackson in 1987, and continuing through 1992 when they say Jackson was losing interest in them for other boys. Both accusers present narratives in the documentary that contradict their lawsuits, which were ongoing even at the time of filming for Leaving Neverland. There are many credibility issues that are highlighted in this episode, along with deceptive moves by filmmaker Dan Reed, which he appears to employ in order to create a more powerful narrative of grooming. 

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

James Safechuck is the fourth and final accuser of Michael Jackson. He first claimed abuse in 2013 when he was in his 30s, and then filed a lawsuit against Jackson. The purpose of this episode is to present  Safechuck's claims of abuse from his lawsuit and to show how his legal moves are carefully calculated to result in the maximum financial compensation. Through the statements that Safechuck makes in his lawsuit, it's evident that he is willing to repeatedly make misleading and false statements in order to pursue monetary compensation from Michael Jackson’s companies. 

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

In this second and final episode on the Robson Allegations, the focus is on Wade Robson's legal maneuvering regarding his lawsuit against Michael Jackson's companies.  You’ll hear about the witnesses he uses to support his claims, how the legal aspects of his claims reveal his deceit, and you’ll see how Robson treats his alleged fellow victims in his lawsuit.

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

This episode focuses on Wade Robson's narrative of abuse as presented in his lawsuit. Robson's account includes how he met Jackson in Australia, and moved to the states 4 years later to advance his career. The contradictions, falsehoods, and improbable scenarios of his account are highlighted. 

All source material can be found on our podcast website: www.michaeljacksoncaseforinnocence.com

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

This final episode in the Arvizo series focuses on the abuse of power by the district attorney and the lack of media accountability in the Michael Jackson criminal trial.  The show centers around the following questions: 
 1. How did this case ever get to court?  
 2. Why doesn't the public understand the evidence that these are fraudulent claims?

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

In this episode, you'll hear testimony from the defense witnesses, including celebrity witnesses MacCauley Culkin, Jay Leno, and Chris Tucker. Many of these witnesses testify to being victims of the Arvizos' scamming. The picture they paint is not just of the mother doing the scamming, but the whole family takes part. The witnesses all describe entitled, confident, and destructive behavior by Gavin and his brother, and Gavin comes across as not afraid to stand up to anyone. The defense also brings forward 3 of Jackson's alleged victims, according to the prosecution, who all testify adamantly that Jackson never touched them.

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

In this episode, you'll hear from the remaining prosecution witnesses. The state's case focuses on the following:
*Evidence that this family was held against their will and that Jackson knew about it
*Evidence that Jackson had employees and handlers protecting him
*Evidence of molestation or suspicious behavior by Jackson around Gavin Arvizo or any other child
*Evidence of Jackson giving Gavin or any other child alcohol

You'll hear the prosecution's arguments against Michael Jackson, and how the cross examination testimony either neutralizes or undermines these arguments. There are about 80 more witnesses, including  Neverland employees, police detectives, many expert witnesses, Jackson's ex-wife, Martin Bashir, and prior bad acts witnesses regarding the Chandler Allegations from 1993. Celebrity witnesses include George Lopez and Jamie Masada.

All source material can be found on our podcast website: www.michaeljacksoncaseforinnocence.com

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

The Michael Jackson criminal trial begins in February 2005, with the Santa Maria courthouse overwhelmed by the massive media presence covering the proceedings. The lawyers on both sides present their opening statements, and then the prosecution starts calling their approximately 87 witnesses . The focus of Part 2 is coverage of the Arvizo family testimony, highlighting the cross examinations that discredit their accounts. You'll hear from the accuser, Gavin Arvizo;  his brother, Star; his sister, Davellin; and his mother Janet. 

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

The focus of this first episode in the Arvizo series is to present the background of the case and the lead up to the trial. The Arvizo family is introduced and how they got to know Michael Jackson beginning in 2000. The case background includes details about the family's history of grift, and how the mother uses her kids in her money schemes. You'll hear how the Martin Bashir documentary about Michael Jackson sets off a media frenzy that leads directly to allegations of abuse. The episode concludes as Jackson's criminal trial begins in February 2005.

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.

In this final episode of the Chandler Allegations series, the cumulative evidence from the past 4 episodes is combined and sorted to make the case that the evidence supports Michael Jackson's innocence in this first sex abuse claim against him.

All  source material can be found on our podcast website: www.michaeljacksoncaseforinnocence.com

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Content Advisory: There is discussion of sex abuse allegations involving minors in this episode.