Michael Jackson's estate gets judge to toss out Wade Robson lawsuit

[Spicechinodiva 5,302]

Michael Jackson's estate got another temporary victory, they were able to get the judge to toss Wade Robson's abuse lawsuit, the judge agreed that both MJJ Productions, and The estate of Michael Jackson are not legally responsible, for what allegedly happened when Michael Jackson was alive..

But that's not stopping Wade, they are already appealing and asking for a judge and a jury with no bias to siding with Michael Jackson, he said both times his clients case was tossed out was due to being super fans of the artist. 

If we keep getting denied a fair trial, we'll go up to the California supreme court, this has to be done to make sure children aren't taken advantage of, like Wade was, when he was taken from his family in Australia..

Robson's rep said he "has spent the last eight years pursuing frivolous claims in different lawsuits against Michael Jackson's estate and companies associated with it. Robson has taken nearly three dozen depositions and inspected and presented hundreds of thousands of documents trying to prove his claims, yet a Judge has once again ruled that Robson's claims have no merit whatsoever, that no trial is necessary, and that his latest case is dismissed."

[Gayseus911 4,356]

He was never abused in any way, he's just a money hungry looking for a quick come up 

[Stefani 6,771]

Good. The whole case was destined to fail and that documentary was clearly just a way to milk the controversy for some extra cash as a Plan B in the event that the case went cold, which it did.

[Jordan Miller 73,360]

Not sure how to feel about this. 

[limezd 1,157]

Good. Now, flush that POS down the toilet. 

[jordeezy 13,267]

This whole case makes me sad. 

[IForgotYouExisted 7,300]

Your alledged abuser died too young due an overdose. What more do you want? You're still alive, be happy to live and continue living instead of hanging on to the past. He's wasting his life by a desperate attempt to get "justice" from a man who's dead.

[kfitz421 282]

There is no doubt that Michael Jackson committed these crimes against Wade and countless other children. This is not something to be celebrated. He is a f*d up human being who f*d up countless kids. Michael Jackson is a sicko 

[PrettyGorl 1,713]

Not sure what to believe in this case. Regardless I’m sure wade has gone thru trauma so maybe the language we use could be a little more supportive not just “get over it”

[Britman512 4,444]

Great let the king rest! You’re not getting his money!!! 
 

if he really hurt wade, he would’ve pressed actual charges way back when instead of going after money

[kfitz421 282]

42 minutes ago, Britman512 said:

Great let the king rest! You’re not getting his money!!! 
 

if he really hurt wade, he would’ve pressed actual charges way back when instead of going after money

People don’t react right away because sometimes Trauma makes you freeze. He was a child and children are impressionable and they don’t always see that as abuse, especially when MJ tells them to be quiet or the will go to jail. The writing is so on the wall with this but MJ stans have serious denial issues they need to address because there is no way you can look at this situation with any ambiguity / with an opinion that these victims are lying. Too much of a coincidence that all these CHILDREN came forward and exposed this issue. And let’s be real - he dated these kids in the public eye and hid in plain sight. Disgusting.

[VeteranFan86 365]

So, according to him, he slept with two legends? Ok get it. 🙄

[THE_MIKY 520]

1 hour ago, IForgotYouExisted said:

Your alledged abuser died too young due an overdose. What more do you want? You're still alive, be happy to live and continue living instead of hanging on to the past. He's wasting his life by a desperate attempt to get "justice" from a man who's dead.

Just talking in general, damage remains no matter the abuser dies.

Any abuse case has to be closely examined.

[Spicechinodiva 5,302]

To be fair, someone said Wade can't sue again as this would be considered by court of law and the justice system as double jeopardy, and some people say, if you keep getting it tossed out, chances are the outcome will never change, and your just losing a battle. 

[Spicechinodiva 5,302]

Plus he's trying to sue his businesses, which is hard to prove his business associates knew what was going on, even the judge is saying his employees and his estate are not responsible, for their bosses alleged actions. 

[britney_rocks 10,245]

1 hour ago, IForgotYouExisted said:

Your alledged abuser died too young due an overdose. What more do you want? You're still alive, be happy to live and continue living instead of hanging on to the past. He's wasting his life by a desperate attempt to get "justice" from a man who's dead.

Not saying MJ was really a ped****e, I’m a huge fan of the guy, and also not saying I believe Wade. But just getting over something like that is not easy. Some people suffer their whole lives due to the trauma. Hell, people take their own lives because of it 20-30 years later after the incident. So it’s not about hanging on to the past. It’s trying to deal with a trauma that keeps you from moving forward.

[FlexAroundTheWorld 333]

I don't think any of the negative comments blaming Wade here are helpful, and let's take a step back and try to see what's the bigger picture here.

What is Wade's MO? Is it money? Or is it justice for what happened?

I 100% believe in all of the alleged claims about Jackson, especially after the documentary. However, Wade had his time to come clean, and he didn't. People can argue he was still being manipulated at that time and couldn't come to terms with it - I agree with this as well. However, it can't be discounted that he already went on trial and said none of that happened to him, so it is going to make it more difficult for him. 

If he's chasing money, it's a losing battle. But if he just wants this to keep going and get justice, I say more power to him. I don't really think he needs the money, although maybe he does, his career seems to have disappeared after the DWAD (or maybe only because I knew him due to Britney). 

He has accomplished a lot in terms of getting the truth out, and I think the Netflix documentary should be a huge success for him. I just don't know if chasing this machine of a huge brand is actually worth everything he is going through to do it. 

And nobody on here should even comment about what Wade was "chasing" as a young child - if you watch the documentary it's clear they were not money hungry and this was a very long, coerced, manipulation that set in over many years... He wasn't chasing money. He was a talented kid. He was garnering international attention. His biggest idol wanted to help him and his parents let that happen. It can be dissected in many ways but most people would have done the same thing. It's very easy to say, "Oh well his parents should've known better". Come on. If you have MJ, who at the time is the biggest celeb in the world, telling you your child is talented and he can help him, I'm sure 90% of parents would've chosen the same path. 

 

It would be interesting to hear Britney's thoughts on the whole matter... Did he ever say anything to Britney? They were allegedly sleeping together so... So much tea to uncover. MJ was also a huge inspiration for Britney... Or do you think she knew what had happened in the past when she gave him that cake? I hope one day she writes a book that blows Jessica Simpson's out of the water, lol... 

[danny1994 26,414]

I’m disappointed, but from a legal standpoint it’s the right decision. Not only his business can’t be sued for something Michael allegedly did personally, but also the statute of limitations has already passed for a long time.

Edit: Apparently California changed their statute of limitations law, I didn’t know that. 
 

It’s sad though because if Wade is telling the truth, I want him to have some kind of justice. But it doesn’t feel right with Michael not being here to defend himself.

[Spicechinodiva 5,302]

21 minutes ago, danny1994 said:

I’m disappointed, but from a legal standpoint it’s the right decision. Not only his business can’t be sued for something Michael allegedly did personally, but also the statute of limitations has already passed for a long time.

Edit: Apparently California changed their statute of limitations law, I didn’t know that. 
 

It’s sad though because if Wade is telling the truth, I want him to have some kind of justice. But it doesn’t feel right with Michael not being here to defend himself.

But also, there is something called Double Jeopardy, and I think it's going to apply here, which will legally stop Wade Wade Robson. 

[Spicechinodiva 5,302]

28 minutes ago, FlexAroundTheWorld said:

I don't think any of the negative comments blaming Wade here are helpful, and let's take a step back and try to see what's the bigger picture here.

What is Wade's MO? Is it money? Or is it justice for what happened?

I 100% believe in all of the alleged claims about Jackson, especially after the documentary. However, Wade had his time to come clean, and he didn't. People can argue he was still being manipulated at that time and couldn't come to terms with it - I agree with this as well. However, it can't be discounted that he already went on trial and said none of that happened to him, so it is going to make it more difficult for him. 

If he's chasing money, it's a losing battle. But if he just wants this to keep going and get justice, I say more power to him. I don't really think he needs the money, although maybe he does, his career seems to have disappeared after the DWAD (or maybe only because I knew him due to Britney). 

He has accomplished a lot in terms of getting the truth out, and I think the Netflix documentary should be a huge success for him. I just don't know if chasing this machine of a huge brand is actually worth everything he is going through to do it. 

And nobody on here should even comment about what Wade was "chasing" as a young child - if you watch the documentary it's clear they were not money hungry and this was a very long, coerced, manipulation that set in over many years... He wasn't chasing money. He was a talented kid. He was garnering international attention. His biggest idol wanted to help him and his parents let that happen. It can be dissected in many ways but most people would have done the same thing. It's very easy to say, "Oh well his parents should've known better". Come on. If you have MJ, who at the time is the biggest celeb in the world, telling you your child is talented and he can help him, I'm sure 90% of parents would've chosen the same path. 

 

It would be interesting to hear Britney's thoughts on the whole matter... Did he ever say anything to Britney? They were allegedly sleeping together so... So much tea to uncover. MJ was also a huge inspiration for Britney... Or do you think she knew what had happened in the past when she gave him that cake? I hope one day she writes a book that blows Jessica Simpson's out of the water, lol... 

Michael didn't like Britney, according To J. Randy Taraborrelli's tell all, he only wanted to Meet Justin Timberlake, but JT brought Britney with him, and his team had to coax Michael into meeting Britney spears, saying it would be rude to basically keep Britney his girlfriend, at the lobby while only talking to Justin Timberlake.