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'I'm never going to go away with this for the sake of money. I'm never going to be silenced for money. That's not going to happen.'

— Wade Robson

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Source: Wade Robson, attributed and as quoted in Michael Jackson child sex accuser Wade Robson claims King of Pop and his companies ran 'world's most sophisticated' operation to entice children to Neverland Ranch and molest them
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'From seven years old, from day one of the abuse, Michael told me that we loved each other and this was love, this was an expression of our love.'

'The idea that I would make all of this up and put myself, my wife, my son, my entire family through this extremely stressful and painful experience all for money is incomprehensible.'

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I said what I understood and I said what I was able to say.

'I've lived in silence and denial for 22 years and I can't spend another moment in that.'

'I have never forgotten one moment of what Michael did to me, but I was psychologically and emotionally completely unable and unwilling to understand that it was sexual abuse.'

'And then he would follow it up with, "but if you ever tell anyone what we are doing both of our lives and careers would be over"'.

'And for the first time in my life, I began to realize that my completely numb and unexplored feelings about what Michael did to me might be a problem and maybe I need to speak to somebody about it.'

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