Los Angeles: Michael Jackson’s estate is calling HBO’s decision to air a documentary that includes allegations from two men that the superstar molested them “disgraceful” and is urging the cable network to further investigate their background. The 10-page letter released offers a meeting with HBO executives to try to discredit the stories of the two men featured in the documentary “Leaving Neverland,” Wade Robson and James Safechuck. The estate contends the men are lying and court filings and story inconsistencies prove that. The first instalment of the four-hour documentary will air on HBO on March 3, with the second half airing the following night. AP
Now, ex-Miss Costa Rica accuses Arias of sexual abuse
San Jose: A former Miss Costa Rica has become the second woman to lodge a criminal complaint against Nobel Peace Prize laureate and ex-President Oscar Arias, in the latest of mounting allegations of sexual misconduct to emerge this week. The woman alleges that Arias grabbed her, groped her and kissed her against her will at his home in 2015. At least five women have accused Arias of actions ranging from unwelcome fondling or sexual innuendo to sexual assault. In the first criminal complaint, the former president is accused of groping, kissing and penetrating a female peace activist with his fingers at his home in 2014. AP
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