Michael Jackson’s estate co-executor John Branca says he is considering to sue Leaving Neverland director Dan Reed after the documentary showed the late pop icon in a bad light.
Branca on Tuesday spoke publicly for the first time about Leaving Neverland and indicated that additional litigation — this time against Reed — may be forthcoming, reports a website.
Leaving Neverland, a four-hour long, two-part documentary is built around the testimony of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who have alleged that they were abused as children by Jackson.
Branca and two of the other members of Jackson’s estate legal team — Howard Weitzman and Bryan Freedman — were the key participants in a panel discussion titled ‘Trial by Media: Guilty Until Proven Innocent’, presented at Harvard Law School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (IANS)
