Fresh Sexual Allegation Against Michael Jackson (+18)
Who would have thought that the man who carried Michael Jackson’s umbrella would one day make headlines? First, his bodyguard (Matt Faidz) says he was the father of his children, and then the umbrella carrier makes a claim about his spouse. You read that right: James Safechuck has claimed that a marital bond between him and Michael Jackson was formed.
Imagine the time when Michael Jackson married Lisa Marie, and the task assigned to Safechuck was to look after their umbrella.
We’re talking about this umbrella guy in the image below.
The man who, as a child, became a successful companion to the world’s biggest star now claims that from the age of 10 to 14, Michael Jackson sexually abused and assaulted him.
Since the time of Michael Jackson’s death, the foundation has generated billions in revenue, and this is the second sexual allegation against the King of Pop within that same period. Safechuck has filed a lawsuit against the Michael Jackson Foundation in court.
He claims that Michael used a series of code words to have sexual relations with him. For example, “bright light” or “brick city” referred to an erection, and “duck butter” referred to semen. Safechuck says Michael was teaching him to use these words.
Of course, “duck butter” isn’t a new invention—it was created in 1993 by Jordan Chandler, or rather, by his father. He also said that Michael would take his hand, and whenever Michael scratched his palm with his finger, it meant that Michael wanted to have sex with him.
Safechuck is now a 36-year-old man. He says the alleged abuse began in 1988, when he traveled with Michael on the bad tour to Paris, and ended as soon as he became an adult.
Safechuck has also claimed that Michael was pursuing a serious relationship with him—meaning marriage. He alleges that Michael arranged a private wedding ceremony, and that a wedding ring and a marriage certificate also existed.
He also says Michael would take him to different houses. One of these places was The Hideout in Century City. The man says they went there to drink sweet, pink wine and watch porn films. He claims these films contained scenes of child masturbation.
Safechuck says that during the bad tour he became confused about his own sexual urges because he developed feelings for Sheryl Crow, the female singer on the tour. But when Michael realized this, he became jealous and showed Crow unflattering, unappealing photos of her without makeup.
The man also said that Michael wouldn’t allow him to attend school so that the child would be available to him whenever he wanted.
Howard Weitzman, the attorney for the Michael Jackson Foundation, responded to James Safechuck’s baseless claims in a statement:
“This lawsuit will be thrown out because Safechuck, during Michael’s lifetime, swore under oath that he had never engaged in any improper behavior toward him.”
Mark Geragos, a criminal case attorney and legal analyst, called Safechuck’s claims an attempt to profit and something pointless.
Before Safechuck, the world had already witnessed allegations from Wade Robson. Robson testified in Michael’s favor in court at the age of 22.
The world of the most famous people on Earth has always been full of small and big accusations. It’s true that fans, like Michael, suffered from false allegations during his lifetime—but they never stopped supporting him. We continue to stand by him together, as we did before, and soon we will see these false cases against him destroyed.
Source: eMJey.com / TMZ