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Director Claims Michael Jackson's Acts Were Even More Shocking Than Epstein's New

Director Claims Michael Jackson's Acts Were Even More Shocking Than Epstein's

Dan Reed, director of Leaving Neverland, has made new allegations against the late Michael Jackson as a new biopic about Jackson is being released. Reed claims media outlets avoid criticizing Jackson due to pressure from his estate and his fan base. Criticism of Media Coverage Reed suggests that financial incentives play a role in the positive portrayal of Jackson, as aligning with the biopic's success could be beneficial for the media. He argues this leads people to overlook serious allegations against Jackson. The Leaving Neverland Documentary Leaving Neverland, which aired on HBO in 2019, documented allegations by Wade Robson and James Safechuck of abuse by Jackson. The documentary was met with legal action from Jackson's estate, citing a past contract with HBO. Ultimately, HBO settled out of court and removed the film from its platform. Lawsuits and Settlements Jackson's history includes multiple lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse. He settled several cases out of court before his death in 2009. In more recent events, his estate faced new claims and legal disputes regarding earlier settlements. The documentary aimed to uncover stories related to child abuse, an issue Reed wanted to address despite usually focusing on different subjects such as terrorism or war-related documentaries. If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline. For instances of child abuse, reach out to the Child Help Hotline.

Apr 25, 2026