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Almost 15 years have passed since the death of Michael Jackson and until now different films have been worked on his eccentric life. Last year, a documentary “Leaving Neverland” was released, which brought together the testimonies of two children who spent time with the pop star at her ranch in Neverland (United States).
Similarly, Jackson’s bodyguard, Matt Fiddes, recently came out to talk about such production and deny the existence of a “Secret children’s room”, where the singer would have sexually abused the minors.
Fiddes denied that said ranch the ‘King of Pop’ had used it to commit these crimes. “They try to convince you that he built a ‘secret children’s room.’ I was there when you bought the house, it was actually a panic room”Fiddes said about the mansion in conversation with the podcast The Scott McGlynn Show.
“The guy was a billionaire and it was completely normal to have such a room. You pushed a door and there were things there to keep you entertained for a few days, until a problem that had him in that state was solved ”he added.
The former bodyguard confessed to feeling sorry for Jackson’s tarnished reputation and stated that the alleged victims who testify in this series “eThey are suing (the singer) for hundreds of millions of dollars. ” “If they had put that in the documentary, I think people would have changed the channel or would have taken a different point of view”, affirmed on the production of HBO that was released last year.
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