Michael Jackson would stay in constant contact with one of his alleged rape victims by sending the boy daily faxes.
In the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, which premiered on Sunday, Wade Robson's family said that Jackson would sometimes send so many messages to the young boy that the entire living room would be covered with paper.
At the same time, Jackson also composed a lullaby for Robson using his nickname for the boy: ‘Little one.’
Robson sang part of the lullaby, which began: ‘Has anyone seen / My little one / My little one is here.’
Michael Jackson would stay in constant contact with Wade Robson (pictured together) by sending the boy daily faxes
Wade Robson's family said that Jackson would sometimes send so many messages to the young boy that the entire living room would be covered with paper
They all show Jackson expressing his love for Robson, speaking of his desire for the boy to return to the United States
In this fax, he asks that Robson reply back with a fax. The accuser was just eight years old at the time
Jackson used the nickname 'little one' when referring to Robson. In the fax on the right, he offers the family financial help
At the time, Robson had returned back to Australia after spending months with Jackson in the states.
He speaks about how at the start, the two would speak on the phone.
‘We used to spend hours and hours and hours on the phone. He called every day, for two years,’ said Robson.
‘He started calling me apple head. I would call him apple head some times. And then he started calling me Little One. I don’t know where it came from but that became my name from him.’
Soon after, the family got a fax machine and the messages began to come in all day long.
They all show Jackson expressing his love for Robson, speaking of his desire for the boy to return to the United States and asking that he reply back with a fax.
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