Wade Robson's book draft is more evidence of how he created his narratives using textbooks. This part is from a book called "Conversations with a Pedophile". He recommended it on his old website. It's that book where the pedophile in question is called Alan.
Wade here completely cherry picks that book trying to make a connection between Alan and MJ. If you ever read that book in full you know this is complete BS.
A lot of people feel different and isolated. That doesn't make anyone a pedophile. So nice try, Wade, but this is not evidence of pedophilia. I actually read that book and I know it very well. Alan's story is COMPLETELY different to what Wade alleges.
Back in 2014, when I read that book I actually made notes of it, so let me share those notes with you now.
Why does a real victim of sexual abuse need to compile lists like this, based on textbooks about CSA? Is he telling his supposed story or is he trying to adopt someone else's story, trying to make up a story for himself? The question was rhetorical.
When someone tells their own story they just tell their own story, they don't feel the embed it into and keep always references someone else's story or CSA literature. If anyone knows anything about narcissistic liars, this is typical of their behavior.
Of course, this is not the only book Wade used to construct his story. He used lots of CSA literature. As @Keb_187 pointed out, some of his allegations also echo the book "Victims No Longer" which Wade also admittedly read.
So when people watch LN and see familiar elements of CSA there and think that's "evidence" of the story being true, remind them that this is a guy (and his sidekick) who spent more than a year just with reading this kind of material and create a story out of it.
This is also odd, because this was a book draft that he actually shopped to publishers. Seeing this nonsense, no wonder all of them declined, but I wonder, again: what's the point in mixing his alleged story with someone else's completely different story.
What's the point of going on about Alan in his book? It's like he is trying to convince his readers of his allegations by comparing them to someone else's case. This is truly bizarre. I have never seen that from any real victim.
Real victims just tell their story is it happened, and that's it. They don't create elaborate checklists of how their case supposedly is similar to another case to convince their audience.
And notice the manipulative nature of him trying to use MJ's eccentricity as evidence of pedophilia! This is good old witch hunt tactics. Use someone's difference and eccentricity against them to make people believe they are criminals.
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It's almost as if Wade Robson is talking about himself here. His made up fantasy of being a sex abuse "victim" allows him to escape responsibility for his failure as a family bread winner and failure in his career.
BTW, Wade, unlike your act of being a "sex abuse victim", MJ's difference wasn't some kind of self-created fantasy to play victim. He objectively and provably had a very different life than most.
Wade takes things out of context. The book specifically states that here we are talking about an irrational, not real difference. Alan grew up normal, there was no reason for him to feel different or isolated,unlike for MJ who's life as a child was objectively different.
Vince Finaldi is just as much a liar as Wade and James are. He totally misrepresents the ruling. Reality is that Young's ruling explains using several precedents why the companies didn't owe James a duty of care - the opposite of turning decades of CSA rulings on their head.
I also remember when after the appeal court verdict Manly bragged about how Finaldi's genius won them the appeal. Then in recent court filings they falsely claimed they successfully challenged Judge Beckloff's ruling when in reality they just got lucky with a law change.
Or who can forget that they started their appeal court paper by accusing Beckloff of being starstruck. Not only it's complete nonsense but also very unprofessional. Something I can't imagine going down well with any court.
Guilters: "This verdict doesn't prove MJ was innocent. It's just about MJ's companies not being able to control MJ."
1) No trial is ever about proving someone innocent. That's impossible in most cases since it would be proving a negative.
This is why it is the accuser who has the burden of proof in a court of law. So the verdict "not proving MJ innocent" is completely meaningless here. No verdict will ever prove someone innocent.
2) Yes, a demurrer is "technical" but so is this whole lawsuit: MJ's companies are being sued because MJ is dead and they can't face him. So they try to find a way to make money of him in other ways.
During his heyday in the early 2000s Wade Robson used to have a fan forum (I know...) due to his work with boybands. On that forum there was this thread where members asked a certain "John" about him.
I was told this was his cousin, Jonathan (so actually "Jon") who was the admin of his website. He died since (committed suicide a few years ago due to depression).
I always found this exchange interesting. "When he does something wrong he will never apologize, when it's clearly his fault. He always has to get things his way no matter what,even if it hurts other people."
That right there is the description of a sociopath.
In his latest blog post Wade added to his "shame" narrative. It's very contradictory. He claims his shame all these years was subconscious: "After beginning my healing process... I realized that although I didn't know it, I had been living under the tyranny of shame."
However, his mother in her testimony said that when she asked Wade about why he testified the way he did in 2005, he told him it was because of the shame of what had allegedly happened. But that would be a very much conscious shame.
Elsewhere Wade claims he thought he was completely fine with what he claims happened and he thought there was nothing wrong with it. This is a totally contradictory narrative. If he felt it was no big deal, then how did he feel shame?
@AnnieIsNotFkOk@ObserverReport It's futile to try to assume JC's mind re this lawsuit but I have my theory which is a kind of Stockholm Syndrome from his father at the time. Or that this secret/sin of falsely accusing MJ that they had together gave Evan some sort of power over him to make him do what he wanted
@AnnieIsNotFkOk@ObserverReport This lawsuit is a carbon copy of Evan's so it was definitely done under Evan's directions.
@AnnieIsNotFkOk@ObserverReport This is from Nathalie's divorce papers from around the same time. Nathalie had Jordan live with her for a while when he emancipated himself, but after that it seems Evan regained some sort of psychological control over JC which he also used to alienate him from them.