LindavG
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Re: [Discussion] Wade Robson files claim of sexual abuse against MJ-Estate
Just stop it. This story is radically different from Wade Robson's. There were no "repressed memories" or anything here. Here's some quotes from article:
Alex and Marcus Lewis, 49, were assured and confident as they spoke on ITV's This Morning spoke about their horrific childhood, and Marcus' impossible decision to hide the past from his brother after Alex lost his memory in a motorbike accident when he was 18.
Alex spoke of how the accident at 18 left him with no memory of his life so far, and how he had to relearn basic functions, even how to walk. Alex's only remaining memory upon regaining consciousness was of his twin.
He [Marcus] said there wasn't a 'light bulb moment' when he decided he would conceal the abuse, but rather he gradually came to the realisation that he could spare his brother some of the pain he had gone through.
With no memory of the abuse, Alex continued to make a good recovery, and to build a close both with his mother.
It was only when their mother died of cancer that Alex's suspicious were first raised. 'I was grieving. Everybody was upset. but Marcus didn't seem particularly upset. That bothered me a lot. I said "something's not right"'.Marcus dismissed his bothers questioning, admitting: 'I was in this dilemma. If I told him the truth I would then give him this trauma.'
However, in packing up their mother's house the brothers came across more evidence that their childhood was not the idyllic picture Alex believed, and eventually the truth came out.
I don't know what your agenda is, why you keep posting things to make Michael look "suspicious", all I know is that I personally find it very annoying.
Just stop it. This story is radically different from Wade Robson's. There were no "repressed memories" or anything here. Here's some quotes from article:
Alex and Marcus Lewis, 49, were assured and confident as they spoke on ITV's This Morning spoke about their horrific childhood, and Marcus' impossible decision to hide the past from his brother after Alex lost his memory in a motorbike accident when he was 18.
Alex spoke of how the accident at 18 left him with no memory of his life so far, and how he had to relearn basic functions, even how to walk. Alex's only remaining memory upon regaining consciousness was of his twin.
He [Marcus] said there wasn't a 'light bulb moment' when he decided he would conceal the abuse, but rather he gradually came to the realisation that he could spare his brother some of the pain he had gone through.
With no memory of the abuse, Alex continued to make a good recovery, and to build a close both with his mother.
It was only when their mother died of cancer that Alex's suspicious were first raised. 'I was grieving. Everybody was upset. but Marcus didn't seem particularly upset. That bothered me a lot. I said "something's not right"'.Marcus dismissed his bothers questioning, admitting: 'I was in this dilemma. If I told him the truth I would then give him this trauma.'
However, in packing up their mother's house the brothers came across more evidence that their childhood was not the idyllic picture Alex believed, and eventually the truth came out.
I don't know what your agenda is, why you keep posting things to make Michael look "suspicious", all I know is that I personally find it very annoying.
hno:Just realized someone has already mentioned this.
