Mali stumbles on the company that produced the movie, Michael Jackson

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It seems that the curse of the late American pop king Michael Jackson has hit the documentary producing company Leaving Neverland, as it witnesses a major setback in its budget, and suffered a heavy loss over the past fiscal year, forcing the company’s owners to stop trading shares on the global stock exchange.

According to the Variety newspaper, which revealed in its report that the production company Kew Media Distribution, which produced the Michael Jackson film, was subjected to a major financial failure, which resulted in the sale of many of the company's branches around the world, and its loss amounted to more than $ 79 million from the previous year that was exposed It has a loss of $ 35.9 million.

Many fans of the King of Pop launched a campaign to raise damages to the company that produced the offensive film for Jackson, after Judge George Wu decided to cancel the request submitted by the network to cancel the alleged case by the heirs, and set a close session to rule on blocking the film from the network and fining the network at the end of This September.

The late pop king had recently been subjected to a major smear campaign after showing a documentary called Leaving Neverland, accusing him of sexual assault and harassment of children, bargaining for them in group sex parties, and included interviews with music by Wade Robson, and actor James Savchuk, who tell stories of their sexual exploitation by the king of pop When they were 7 and 10 years old, which his fans had not accepted around the world, they described the film as seeking to profit and earn money

The fans of the late pop king soon launched massive campaigns to defend Jackson against the accusations rejected by his family and close friends, accusing the authors of the documentary of profiting from fabricating a fictitious, baseless story.

The king of pop died as a result of taking propofol as a pain reliever to help him sleep, after consulting his personal physician Conrad Murray in 2009, who was imprisoned for two years because of manslaughter.