New 'victims' of Michael Jackson claim the singer's body could be exhumed for DNA tests
With the impending release of Dan Reed's 'Leaving Neverland' next month, which will chronicle the sexual abuse Wade Robson and Jimmy Safechuck faced at the hands of Michael Jackson, 'The King of Pop' finds himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons once again. In what is set to rattle cages at Jackon's estate further, bombshell reports suggest "an army of shell-shocked victims" are calling for his body to be exhumed so it can be proved conclusively that he was a serial child molester.
According to Radar Online, at least 11 new victims who claim they were molested and raped by the singer when they were between the ages of seven and 14 have come forward to demand his body be examined for traces of their DNA left on him after his attacks. The site also claims that this list of victims is "growing".
