I don't believe Wade, because of how the past accusations have been proven unture and looking closely into Wade's own claims. Posting from another thread:
Whatever you think, please take the time to read this. So this is going to be a long post and it's probably going to be followed by many more long posts to come. Today I've been researching more than ever before what exactly was contained in Wade Robson's lawsuits and how that contrasted with his own mother's deposition. There's clear contradictions and more often than not it seems he's trying to frame or mischaracterize MJJ Productions, in order to make a clear legal target out of it.
Key takeaways:
- Wade talks about MJJ Productions as being something that was used to acquire him and other minors for sexual abuse, when he didn't even meet Michael through the company and his mother directly contradicts that narrative and talks about how she continuously sought Michael out for years.
- Wade talks about an evil plot orchestrated by Michael and the MJJ Productions company to make him and his family move permanently from Australia to California when his mother says that it was his father's idea, and that she asked Michael for help to sponsor their move
- She tells Wade about one of his stories "none of that is true."
- According to Joy in both 2005 and 2016, they only ever spent four days at Neverland and only once was Michael actually there.
Wade filed a civil lawsuit against MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures for monetary compensation, saying that these were "the most sophisticated public child sexual abuse procurement and facilitation organization the world has known" that knowingly and deliberately "facilitated" his alleged sexual abuse. "[Robson] alleges these "meet and greets" were purposely orchestrated by MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures as a sexual grooming mechanism to acquire minor sexual abuse victims for Michael Jackson, disguised as charitable events for minors." Given how aggressively prosecutors hunted for anything against MJ, it seems really hard to believe this could have never been investigating. Wade didn't meet him through these meet and greets, he actually met with Michael in 1987 in Australia after winning a dance competition. And more importantly, these meetings were organized by Target, Pepsi, and CBS, not MJJ Productions or MJJ Ventures. Joy Robson, Wade's mother, said that there were a lot of people present at these events.
Wade was invited to dance on stage with MJ at a show, and according to Wade himself didn't spend any time off-stage with him. They would have likely never met again, but Joy delivered a thank you letter to Michael at his hotel and the three of them met. Joy then continuously sent him letters about Wade progressing as a dancer, and didn't meet him again until two years later (1990) when the family sought him out. Joy called several Australian TV channels looking for any way to contact Michael.
Joy called Michael's personal assistant Norma Staikos and got a meeting with Michael at a recording studio. This is all according to Joy Robson's deposition.
Wade characterized that meeting completely differently in his lawsuit: "[Robson] is informed and believes, and on that basis alleges that
Ms. (Norma) Staikos was acting on behalf of MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures, as a "madam" or "procurer" of child sexual abuse victims for Michael Jackson. Although disguised as another charitable "meet and greet" between [Robson], his parents and Michael Jackson, this event was purposely orchestrated by Ms. Staikos, MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures as a further means for Michael Jackson to acquire another sexual abuse victim and grooming him and his parents for such."
This is, of course, in complete contrast to Joy's deposition. Per Joy's account, this meeting was in no way orchestrated by Staikos/MJJ Productions, it was initiated by Joy Robson.
Then Robson alleges that MJJ Productions organized that the family be permanently moved from Australia to California. "In order to arrange for their immigration to the United States, Michael Jackson had MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures hire [Robson] and his mother, and arranged for [Robson], his mother and sister to move permanently to California. [Robson] alleges this was done by Michael Jackson, MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures for the explicit purpose of allowing Michael Jackson access to [Robson] for sexual abuse."
But according to Joy's testimony, the idea for their moving to the states' came from Dennis Robson, Wade's father, and Joy also wanted to move. "You know, I — I believed that Wade had a future here, and I — I felt like he had gone as far as he could go in Australia. He really needed to be here." According to Joy, the Robsons' needed a sponsor to stay in the States and asked Michael for help. As was said in her deposition:
"And did you ask him to do that?" And you responded: "Yes, pretty much. Basically,
I asked for help, so that was the only way we could stay, so yes."
Further, according to Joy, she was still the one to pursue communications with Michael, asking him to put him in music videos like Jam. She even cut ties with him for six months because Michael wouldn't call Wade during the Dangerous tour, and Michael wouldn't take him on the tour like Wade wanted.
Perhaps most interestingly, in 2005 his mother said while being questioned by the prosecution that in
fourteen years Wade was only at Neverland
ON FOUR OCASSIONS.
So Wade now says he was lying in 2005. And so you might think, maybe his mother was lying in 2005 too? But in her 2016 deposition, Joy reiterated that they
only stayed at Neverland four or five times and that Michael was only there once, in the summer of 1993.
EDIT: There's also a 264 page document in support of the Estate which includes some e-mails between Wade and his mother. In some of them, Wade seems to be passing ideas by her and regarding one she says quite simply that it's not true. Wade e-mailed at 8:55 PM:
"There is testimony from a security guard that states the Mother's Day incident was in 1990. What do you think?
In a witness statement taken by the SBSB on April 15, 1994, in connection with the Chandler Investigation, Charli T. Michaels (a security guard at Neverland from March 21, 1990 through March 6, 1992) stated that she encountered Wade and his mother during their visit to Neverland in May 1990, and witnessed an incident involving Jackson and Wade. Ms. Michaels stated that on Mother's Day 1990..." (it goes on)
Joy answered a few minutes later at 9:03:
"Wow. None of that is true..." However, Wade used the story in his complaint anyway.
There's also e-mails about Wade looking to get a book published about his allegations in 2012 before he went public. He was turned down by several book publishers. According to Wade's literary agent, Wade had been asking for "a large amount of money"; Wade denied this in a 2016 deposition.
While Wade now has James Safechuck with him on the documentary, Wade and his legal team also worked for the last few years to get other men who had known Michael as children in on the lawsuit. They tried to force Jordan Chandler to testify and said that they were trying to hunt down Jordan wherever he was hiding. Brett Barnes refused to testify against Michael and said that he never molested him. They went after Jonathan Spence, who had befriended MJ in the 80s as a child and who maintains that nothing happened. It says in the documents: "
Plaintiff Wade Robson and his counsel have treated Spence in the most abominable manner – without the slightest regard for Spence's concerns and objections regarding Spence's unilaterally-noticed deposition" and "[Robson's] bullying behavior toward a non-party is inexcusable and speaks for itself."