Thread by @MJJRepository

☕ Some tea time with Stephanie.

In Leaving Neverland Part 2, following excerpts about the Chandler allegations & settlement, Stephanie Safechuck describes MJ helping them get a new home—then implies it was gifted to them for testifying in 94.

Here's the truth about that home.

SS: We wanted to buy another house, and MJ gave us a loan at a very low percentage rate. My husband had already had a deposition. We were on Michael's camp. My son also for Michael...

FACT: MJ, via a formal TRUST (est. 1991) & attorneys offered a secured loan filed May 13, 1992.

MJ's TRUST provided the Safechucks w/ fixed LOAN for $305,000 to purchase their home at a low interest rate & duration. They purchased the house w/ this mortgage-loan on May 13, 1992 w/ $5k down.

This was 15 MONTHS before Chandler allegations & 23 MONTHS before Grand Jury.

The fixed rate loan was twice secured via Safechuck properties in case they defaulted on their payments. In September 1993, the trustees noted that the entire balance and interest was due, but the SAFECHUCKS requested to extend the loan's maturity date until into March 1994.

The agreement & binding deeds between MJ's trust and the Safechucks then remained without any noted changes or adjustments through 1996, with it still deeded to MJ's trust.

On June 7, 1997, John Branca resumed as deed trustee and then released the properties back to Safechucks.

The loan was offered to assist the Safechucks by MJ's Trust in spring '92. After the Safechucks requested more time to reimburse the loan (implying they weren't paying it back as promised) and MJ agreed to, years passed. It was reconveyed back to them in June 1997, 5 years later.

SS: After [the 1994 deposition / Chandler case] was all said and done is when Michael forgave the debt...the timing's right there.

Neither the start (05-1992) nor end (06-1997) of this loan nor the supposed forgiveness have any association w/ the Chandler case.

More deception.