Megyn Kelly Questions Credibility of Michael Jackson Accusers

SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly has publicly challenged the credibility of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, the two men who accused Michael Jackson of sexual abuse in the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland. During a discussion with defense attorney Mark Geragos, Kelly stated that her independent investigation into the allegations revealed massive inconsistencies in their stories. She criticized the documentary for presenting a one-sided narrative and failing to ask difficult questions, accusing filmmaker Dan Reed and Oprah Winfrey of overlooking glaring issues. While Kelly stopped short of fully exonerating Jackson, noting she would not definitively judge his guilt, she emphasized the serious credibility problems surrounding the accusers. This commentary arises amidst renewed public interest in Jackson’s legacy due to the upcoming Michael biopic. Robson and Safechuck allege Jackson groomed and abused them as children, claims strongly denied by Jackson’s estate, which has previously sued HBO over the documentary. Kelly compared her review of the Jackson case to her analysis of allegations against Woody Allen, highlighting the complexities and contradictions present in high-profile abuse accusations within the entertainment industry.