'Michael Jackson Innocent' campaign: Fans plaster London buses with posters supporting the King of Pop
In 1993 Michael Jackson was first accused of sexually abusing an underage boy at his Neverland Ranch home and since then for the rest of his life he had been dogged by allegations involving pedophilia and sexual abuse. Even at the time of his death in 2009, Jackson had denied every accusation against him and had never been convicted of any crime.
But now since the release of the HBO documentary 'Leaving Neverland, the pop star's reputation has taken quite the hit'. In the film James Safechuck and Wade Robson both allege Jackson sexually abused them when they were children but it seems that Jackson's fans are not willing to hear of it.
Former Big Brother UK contestant and Jackson fanatic Seany O’Kane has started an entire GoFundMe page, and following his efforts, now several buses in London are carrying out adverts with Jackson's face, covered with a tape that has 'Innocent' written on it. The posters also carry the declaration, "Facts don’t lie... People do" next to Jackson's picture.