Michael Jackson accuser Wade Robson reveals that he burnt a symbolic replica of his custom-made 'Thriller' jacket in 'Leaving Neverland'
Even though Robson and fellow accuser James Safechuck have made separate abuse claims against the late singer, some people still seem to doubt the validity of their claims
Wade Robson, who accused Michael Jackson of alleged sexual assault in the new HBO documentary 'Leaving Neverland', recently opened up about one particular scene in the controversial film that shows him burning his childhood 'Thriller' jacket.
The 36-year-old, who accused the late King of Pop of sexual assault when he was a kid, has become a major headline after the HBO documentary aired on March 4. And recently, he decided to finally open up about the scene where he is seen burning what looks like the jacket from Michael's popular 'Thriller' music video.
When fans and Jackson supporters online started to question the authenticity of the jacket, Robson decided to come clean about his reason for burning that piece of memorabilia.
