Part 2

Journalists in the U. S. and the U. K., especially Dan Reed, love to criticize Michael Jackson's fans. But have they ever stopped to consider why the King of Pop's fan base keeps growing? What no one mentions is that after Leaving Neverland, many people decided to do their own research - and instead of turning away, they became even bigger fans.

James Safechuck and Wade Robson, as children, told the truth: that Michael Jackson was a loyal friend, someone who never harmed them. Now, decades later, they conveniently reinvent themselves as "victims" - but only when there's money involved. They refuse to testify under oath, yet have no problem selling their stories to the media and attending paid events.

The real question is: how much longer will a narrative full of contradictions be used to tarnish the legacy of one of the greatest artists in history?