A new documentary set to air on Channel 4 alleges that Michael Jackson attempted to rape a 14-year-old.
Following the failed assault, Wade Robson, now 36, claims the superstar ordered him to get rid of his blood-stained underwear.
The alleged attack took place at a hotel in LA in 1997.
Robson, who is now a choreographer, alleges that he was ordered to see Jackson the day after the incident and told to get rid of his pants if there was any blood on them.
Leaving Neverland, due to be broadcast in March, alleges Robson DID dump his underwear after finding blood.
The Australian claims that Jackson abused him over a seven-year period, losing interest in him following a growth spurt.
Jackson strongly denied all allegations of sexual abuse made against him.
He died in 2009 from a drug overdose.
The estate has slammed the documentary which also features fellow accuser James Safechuck, branding it “pathetic”.
Wade claims he first met Jackson when he was just five after winning a dance competition; by age seven he began having sleepovers with him.
The Sun reports that he first detailed abuse allegations in a lawsuit filed under seal in Los Angeles Superior Court in May 2013.
“That was the beginning of Michael Jackson’s sexual abuse of Plaintiff which over the next seven years would regularly include sexual acts,” the lawsuit states.
A small group of protesters to the film’s Sundance Film Festival premiere made their upset clear.