The documentary concludes with their reactions to the singer’s death, and their decision to go public with the allegations and how their lives have changed since then. The film then examines the alleged grooming and abuse of the boys by the singer over many years, and attempts to explain why, for a long period of time, Robson and Safechuck denied any sexual misconduct on Jackson’s part. It tells two separate stories, from the perspective of the two boys and their families, beginning with how each first came to meet the King of Pop. Leaving Neverland features detailed and graphic accounts from two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who allege that Michael Jackson sexually abused them when they were children. READ MORE: Leaving Neverland director Dan Reed: ‘Michael Jackson groomed young boys – and their mothers’ Channel 4 has not yet announced plans to broadcast After Neverland. While the Channel 4 version is three hours long to leave space for adverts, the HBO release had a running time of four hours. In the US, the film has already aired, broadcast on Sunday 3rd and Monday 4th March on HBO at 8-10pm ET/PT. Following part two, Oprah Winfrey conducted a TV interview – titled After Neverland – with the documentary’s two accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck. Leaving Neverland airs in two 90-minute episodes over two consecutive nights at 9pm on Wednesday 6th and part two following on Thursday 7th March on Channel 4.

Michael Jackson and James Safechuck (Getty) When is Leaving Neverland on Channel 4?

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