The Director Of Leaving Neverland Says Michael Jackson Hid In Plain Sight For Many Years
The documentary on the singer's relationship with two young children is being screened on Channel 4 tonight and tomorrow
Michael Jackson's nephew says people should do their research before watching a new documentary investigating abuse allegations against the singer.
Leaving Neverland - which is on Channel 4 tonight and tomorrow - is based around interviews with two men who claim the musician groomed them over a number of years.
Jackson's estate deny the claims saying it's "an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in" on the singer, who died in 2009.
Taj Jackson says Michael's upbringing led him to crave the company of children.
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