Andrew Hammel

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460 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 28 May

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I believe that Wade Robson initially claimed something at $1.5 billion from Michael Jackson's estate and companies in his lawsuit because he claimed that the abuse had made him unable to launch his show business career, which otherwise would have been extremely successful.
So the lawsuits are a real stretch, and they are a money grab, and they were eventually dismissed.
Now, California has updated its laws and changed the statute of limitations, so Robson and Safechuck's lawsuits have been revived and may now go to trial.
And so then, you know, they told their story in 2019 in the documentary or the interview series.
And the thing is, and, you know, it's not a documentary because it doesn't even attempt to provide any sort of balance.
in that part in that documentary.
They're not cross-questioned.
They don't go into the timeline.
They don't go into all the statements that they made supporting Michael Jackson over the years.
But, you know, when I watched it at the end of the documentary, I thought, you know, these guys are...
you know, they are flawed and they are, they have questionable motives.
I'm not sure if I can completely trust them, but the pattern that they described was consistent with the statements of many other accusers and the details were consistent.
Yeah, and in fact, Dan Reed, the director, he just released in late 2025 a follow-up.
It also has Neverland in the title.
And I watched that, and that is a much, much more conventional and totally unconvincing follow-up documentary, like traces, how these lawsuits proceeded, etc.
And in that documentary, you know, we see Robson and Safechuck, you know, with their families, and they complain about how terribly traumatized they are.
But most of the new documentary is, you know, sort of sleazy Hollywood lawyers explaining how they were trying to maneuver the lawsuits against Michael Jackson's estate.
And so you see the lawyers, I don't want to call them sleazy, but, you know, they're kind of, you know, they're very lawyer-y in the way they, oh, my God, this, this,
in this.
And it makes it really very slick and very unconvincing.
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