Family of Michael Jackson denounces public lynching in new documentary

Celebrities the family of The deceased pop star Michael Jackson, is not to speak about the documentary 'Leaving Neverland', at the Sundance film festival in world premiere, is gone. The family members do the film, in which the allegations of sexual abuse of minors again be covered as a "public lynching".

The four hour long 'Leaving Neverland’ describes how the famous pop singer long sexual relationship began with the two boys, who at the beginning of those relationships less than 7 and 10 years old. The couple, now advanced in their thirties, stating that they by the pop star sexually abused. They tell how they are years later, with that experience interacted. The 'Neverland' in the title refers to the ranch, where Jackson lived from 1998 to 2003.

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The first screening was Friday at the American Sundance film festival and led to much outrage. A lot of viewers did know that they geschandaliseerd were, and she no longer believed in the innocence of the 'King of Pop'. the

"Michael has always had the other cheek turned, and we always have the other cheek turned, as people, our family is attacked. That's how it goes at the Jacksons", as does the family now, in a statement. "But we can't continue to watch if this public lynching takes place", sounds. "Michael is not here anymore to defend himself. Otherwise, these accusations are not expressed."