john13th
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Michael was the sole owner of MJJ Productions and MJJ Venture, so they are saying that those companies had knowledge of the alleged criminal behaviour by Michael and those should have fired Michael because of that reason...Which makes no sense because then Michael should be acknowledge himself as a criminal and fire himself from the companies in order for the companies to relieve themselves from duty of care of Robson and Safechuck...Forgive me if I'm wrong but isn't that the point in the whole thing?
Robson and Safechuck can't go after a dead man so they go after his estate for neglect and for allowing Michael to abuse them?
If so, that's basically saying Michael was guilty? and his company did nothing to protect the minors whilst they stayed in his care?
That's what I understand from the appealed lawsuits and I don't see in any way how Robson and Safechuck can prevail and win in this trial based on this presumption.
Safechuck can't produce any records that he was employed by those companies during 1988-1992, his mother was with him during the Bad Tour so she would obviously have duty of care from him. Lets not forget that MJJ Venture wasn't founded until 1991 so would they have duty of care and responsibility of Safechuck when it didn't existed between 1988-1990 (there goes the train station effect again...)? Pepsi were sponsoring the Bad Tour, why weren't they named as a defendant?
Robson was employed and got paid salary for his contribution in the music videos Black Or White, Jam and Heal The World 1991 and 1992 by MJJ Productions but never did he claimed to be molested by Michael during those shooting sessions? And this meet and greet competition he won the prize of meeting Michael for the first time in Australia 1987, that was something established by Target and Pepsi - not by MJJ Productions. Why isn't Target also named as a defendant?
These appealed cases are complete bogus and all of this is going to be displayed and revealed in front of the jury members of trial if it really goes that far.