Michael Jackson’s Co. Wants to Block Accusers from Getting Genitalia Pics

Michael Jackson‘s manufacturing firm desires to dam Wade Robson and James Safechuck from attending to his prison file, ‘trigger they consider they’re fishing for photographs of his junk.

In new court docket docs obtained by TMZ … the King of Pop’s firms requested for Wade and James’ requests to entry the police information on MJ be thrown out — as they consider the 2 males are clearly aiming at getting pics of the late star’s genitalia.

As we’ve reported, Wade and James — each of whom have accused MJ of sexually molesting them as kids — are suing Michael’s firms, alleging the singer’s staffers are liable for basically permitting his alleged abuse of them.

Wade first subpoenaed the information from the Santa Barbara County District Legal professional, the Los Angeles County District Legal professional, and LAPD in 2017 … however the court docket rejected his request in July 2018. Now, nonetheless, the request is being revived via Wade and James’ respective circumstances towards Michael’s co., MJJ Productions … which have been allowed to maneuver ahead.

MJ’s firm’s argument is that this … WR and JS shouldn’t be given entry to the singer’s information — to the extent such information nonetheless exist — as a result of they’d presumably embrace images of Michael’s bare physique from the chart-topper’s ’93 little one molestation investigation.

Backside line … they suppose it is out of bounds and never pertinent to their present complaints, they usually consider Michael has a proper to privateness, even in demise.

The corporate added … “Plaintiffs’ try to receive this delicate, non-public, and irrelevant data over this Court docket’s prior order to quash is especially egregious.”

Wade and James each detailed their allegations towards Michael within the HBO documentary “Leaving Neverland.” Their lawsuits towards his firm have been initially tossed in 2017, however they have been revived on attraction because of a latest legislation handed in California.