Michael Jackson became emboldened after settling his first sexual abuse lawsuit, claims Wade Robson.
In the final installment of the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, Robson claims that just days after Jackson and his team paid $23 million to settle a civil case amid claims of sexual assault and molestation, the singer whisked the Robson family off to his secluded estate outside Santa Barbara.
Once there, Robson claims he was raped and assaulted by the man he had told authorities just months before had never once touched him inappropriately or in a sexual manner.
At the time, Jackson was at the height of his fame, having performed at both Bill Clinton's inauguration and the Super Bowl to kick off the year.
That was all shattered though by Jordan Chandler's allegations and supporting testimony from Jackson employees, including a chauffeur who said he dropped the singer off at Chandler's home for 30 straight nights at one point.
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Kid: Wade Robson, then 11, said in the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland that he went to Michael Jackson's estate outside Santa Barbara following his 1993 settlement (above Robson on TV defending Jackson in 1993)
Fame: At the time, Jackson was at the height of his fame, having performed at Bill Clinton's inauguration that year (above in 1993 with Chelsea, Bill and Hillary)
Game: Jackson also performed at the Super Bowl just a few weeks later (above), and became the first singer to use holograms of himself in performance
'My mom and I went to Neverland soon after [the settlement] for a few days,' said Robson.
'You know, the same physical scenario happened where mom stayed in one of the rooms in Neverland and I went up into Michael's room and into Michael's bed and the same sexual stuff happened all again.'
Robson also admitted that he felt good about the sexual assault because it meant he was back with Jackson after being cast aside for the previous two years.
'Just first hearing that he wanted to see me, that he wanted me to come there, felt so good,' said Robson.
'I'm back, like we're coming back
