Monthly Archives: May 2018
Wade’s Witnesses – Part 2
Blanca Francia Blanca Francia was an illegal immigrant from El Salvador who worked as a maid for Michael Jackson between 1986 and 1991. She first gained notoriety on December 15, 1993, when she appeared on Diane Dimond’s tabloid television show, … Continue reading
Wade’s Witnesses – Part 1
In support of his allegations, Wade now embraces certain alleged witnesses whose stories he previously denied. These people are ex-employees of Jackson, who came out with claims of inappropriate behavior by the singer during the 1993 Chandler allegations and the … Continue reading
The Litigation – Part 4
“Raising awareness”? In the previous chapter we discussed the legal side, now let’s see the “purpose” side of this lawsuit. Wade Robson claims that the purpose of his lawsuit was not money, but raising awareness. He wrote on his blog: … Continue reading
The Litigation – Part 3
The legal side The legal side of the civil lawsuit revolved around the California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) section 340.1 as the relevant statute of limitations. According to this section, in a child sexual abuse case one can bring … Continue reading
The Litigation – Part 2
The Civil Lawsuit Parallel with the creditor’s claim in the Probate Court, Wade filed a civil lawsuit against Michael Jackson and two of his companies, MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures – also for monetary compensation. The claim against Jackson as … Continue reading
The Litigation – Part 1
The Probate Court Case (Creditor’s Claim ) Robson filed two types of legal action against Jackson’s entities. A creditor’s claim against his Estate in the Probate Court, and a lawsuit against Jackson and two of his companies, MJJ Productions and … Continue reading
Robson’s Route to Changing His Story – Part 9
A book and a lawsuit According to his blog, after his first telling of his allegations to his therapist on May 8, 2012, Wade told of them his family and friends. On the very same day that he first told … Continue reading
Robson’s Route to Changing His Story – Part 8
No more dance, films, entertainment? In his lawsuit against Michael Jackson’s companies, MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures, Robson argues that due to his alleged sexual abuse he would never be able to work in entertainment again, therefore he needs financial … Continue reading
Robson’s Route to Changing His Story – Part 7
Evolving “memories” In his 2016 deposition Wade also said that his memories had “evolved” over the course of his case: “post disclosing the abuse in 2012 and beginning that healing journey, they’ve evolved as far as I remember more details … Continue reading
Robson’s Route to Changing His Story – Part 6
Strange visualizations The Brown TED talk is not mentioned in Wade’s lawsuit as a trigger to make allegations against Jackson (it is mentioned on his blog and he mentions it in his 2016 deposition too), but both in his court … Continue reading
The Michael Jackson Allegations 