Michael Jackson’s Staffer: Wade Robson Didn’t Have Much Back-and-Forth to Neverland

Wade Robson claimed that from ages seven to fourteen (1989 to 1996), for seven years, Michael Jackson sexually abused him at Neverland.

In this regard, Roger Friedman wrote on his website:

Scottie Shaffer, who worked for Michael at Neverland from 1992 to 1997 and whom Michael gave the nickname "House," said that Wade Robson originally didn’t have much back-and-forth to Neverland. He was angry at Robson’s statements.

He said: "During all the years I worked for Michael, he never showed any inappropriate behavior. Believing Robson’s claim is impossible for me."

Shaffer was present throughout the time the story of Jordan Chandler (the first accuser) was unfolding, and when Michael first met Omar Bhatti—who later he considered like his own son—he was there. Omar Bhatti still has a relationship with the Jacksons.

Shaffer says: "People are only after money, and it makes me sick."

This longtime staffer is still in contact with the Jackson family and was invited this summer to one of their wedding celebrations.

Source: eMJey.com / Showbiz411