Michael Jackson’s bodyguard Matt Fides claims he is finally ready to reveal what really took place at Neverland according to the Mirror. The former employee of Jackson reveals he was fully aware of what went on and feels the time has come for him to tell the world the truth.
Fiddes, who worked for Michael Jackson for 10 years reportedly claims that he is only one of the very few people in the world that actually knows every little detail of Jackson’s private life. He also claims that the reason he has not spoken out before now was to respect Michael’s wish for privacy. However, just following the release of the HBO documentary “Leaving Neverland.” Fiddes feels it is his duty to reveal all he knows.
As previously reported, following the release of the HBO documentary, Oprah Winfrey was slammed across social media for her shocking interview with Michael Jackson sexual abuse accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck. It was also reported prior to the airing that Jackson’s body could possibly be exhumed after nearly a dozen more alleged sex assault victims have stepped forward claiming to have been sexually abused by the late pop singer.
The Michael Jackson sexual assault case reportedly continues to build with new evidence that could prove that Jackson’s guilt or innocence once and for all.Forensic investigators allegedly claim that traces of skin and nails from Jacko’s victims will remain on his body.
According to his Instagram post Fiddes claims he and another former Jackson bodyguard, Bill Whitfield have decided to join forces and reveal exactly what they saw going down at Neverland.
This continues to be a hard and sensitive subject for the Jackson family members, especially Michael Jackson’s three children. It was reported that following the documentary, Michael’s daughter Paris Jackson reportedly attempted suicide and was hospitalized because she was so upset by the allegations. Paris later tweeted calling the media liars and denying any attempt on her life.
Michael Jackson, who was previously tried on child molestation charges and acquitted on every count, died in 2009 at the aged of 50.
