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FILE: Santa Maria, CA, 10 March 2005

1. Michael Jackson arrives at courthouse wearing pyjamas during child molestation case

2. Michael Jackson enters courthouse

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Santa Maria, CA, March 2005

3. Michael Jackson at Santa Maria, CA courthouse

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Santa Maria, CA, March 2005

4. Various, Michael Jackson at Santa Maria, CA courthouse

FILE: Santa Barbara County, 5 May 2005

5. Choreographer Wade Robson arrives for court, with unidentified woman and a member of Jackson's entourage holding an umberella, to provide defence testimony in Jackson's trial on charges of child molestation.

FILE: Santa Barbara County, 5 May 2005

6. Choreographer Wade Robson is escorted into courthouse by a member of Michael Jackson's security force to provide defence testimony in Jackson's trial on charges of child molestation.

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FILE: Los Olivos, California, 1 July 2009

7. Various shots of aerials of Neverland Ranch

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FILE: Los Olivos, California, 2 July 2009

8. Tracking shot as Gates to Neverland Ranch open

9. Pan from statue of children to exterior of house

10. Close-up custom Neverland clock face

11. Pan of Michael Jackon's empty bedroom

12. Tilt up locks on Jackson's bedroom door

13. Closet next to Jackson's bedroom and door leading to secret room where Jackson stored personal belongings

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FILE: Japan, 4 March 2007

14. Various Michael Jackson greeted by fans in Japan

MICHAEL JACKSON'S LEGACY CLOUDED BY DARK DOCUMENTARY

The documentary "Leaving Neverland" that aired for two nights on HBO gave the public graphic details of alleged sexual abuse from two men who say Jackson molested them as children.

Jackson's estate and family say those claims are utterly false. But the film could bring a new reckoning of Jackson at a #MeToo moment when old allegations are ending careers.

So far, there has been no evidence of major damage to Jackson's music or lucrative estate.

Oprah Winfrey interviewed the accusers in a special that aired after the documentary. She didn't directly condemn Jackson, but she praised "Leaving Neverland" and treated it as truth.

Publicist Danny Deraney says it's unlikely that a devoted, global base of fans will abandon Jackson.