Michael Jackson fans were opposed to the shocking documentary on Canvas: These are all lies!

TV Canvas sends Friday ‘Leaving Neverland’. In that four-hour high-profile documentary witnesses two men about how Michael Jackson of them as a child abused. Diehard fans of Michael know, however, that they in the innocence of the King of Pop will continue to believe, as they tell in Day All.

The Australian, Wade Robson (36) and American James Safechuck (41) tell ‘Leaving Neverland’ how they met Michael Jackson when they are respectively five and eight years were. The King of Pop adorned the boys and their family all the way in and invited them out regularly for sleepovers at Neverland, his estate in California. With the regularity of the clock were Wade and James there will be sexually abused, so they tell.

‘Horrible movie’

for the broadcast lures ‘Leaving Neverland’ a lot of responses. So too Are Van Looy, who is a fierce fan of Michael Jacksons music. Are belongs to the few that the documentary in advance were able to see and told about it in the ‘Van Gils & Guests’. “It is a horrible movie,” said. “All I knew more or less that I had expected. Years ago there was still a little boy that a lawsuit against Michael Jackson performed, Jordy Chandler. That has been a while since a book brought to market by the lawyers of Michael Jackson from the trade is taken. I got a friend a copy, a half-year ago. What I read, shocked me greatly. He says exactly the same as what is in the documentary, said. This kind of things you wouldn't think up for fun. This is painful for everyone.”

in Spite of everything remains're a big fan of Michael Jackson as a singer. “If you think that art only may be made by cosy, friendly people, then should we worry begin to make”, said he. “Then we can not more to the paintings of Gauguin watch or the books of Céline read. Of course, it is horrible to this documentary about Michael Jackson to see, but it is just so wonderfully to his music. That remains a genius. It is also okay to which to find good, that is not to say that Michael's behavior approves.”