This is the first museum to remove Michael Jackson items from their Exhibits after the broadcast of the pile of lies that is “Leaving Neverland” movie.
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, located two hours away from the Jackson family’s hometown of Gary, Indiana, has removed a pair of Michael Jackson items from display following allegations of child sex abuse in the documentary Leaving Neverland.
One of Michael Jackson’s iconic gloves and fedoras, purchased at auction in 2017, as well as an autographed Michael Jackson poster were on display at the children’s museum until this month, when curators decided to remove the items following the premiere of Leaving Neverland, the Indianapolis Star reports.
“When we put together exhibitions, we look at the objects and their association with high-profile people. Obviously, we want to put stories in front of our visitors (showing) people of high character,” the museum’s director of collections Chris Carron told the newspaper.
“When you learn new stories or you look at something historical in a different way, then sometimes we re-evaluate whether that’s appropriate to be (on display).”
Michael Jackson visited the museum in 1990, around the same time he befriended an Indianapolis teenager named Ryan White who was diagnosed with HIV following a blood transfusion.
The museum recreated Ryan’s childhood room as part of this featured exhibit. Because of the positive role that Michael played in Ryan’s life, the pictures of Michael in the exhibit will remain.
“Ryan’s family found Michael Jackson’s Kindness to them to be an important part of Ryan’s story and the pictures of Michael displayed in that exhibit will always be an integral part of the Ryan White Story” Carron Stated.
Here a little video on Ryan’s bedroom:
The saddest story is that the Museum’s decision to remove Michael Jackson items is based on 2 liars allegation without any proofs or facts. Michael Jackson has done so much for children in his life time that it is heart braking to see such decision made!
SOURCE: Indianapolis Children’s Museum / IndyStar
I totally agree. This is a very sad and inappropriate way to treat aman who was proven INNOCENT by a jury of his peers. He was investigated for 10 years by the FBI, could your life stand up to that kind of attention? He also cooperated with law enforcement no matter what they ask of him, even a demeaning strip search which did not match the accusations the family of the child I’m the 93 case gave them. He would have been arrested immediately. Obviously the person in charge cannot make an informed decision on there own. This action is a disgrace on the part if The Indianapilis Children’s Museum and anyone involved in making it. This “mockumentary” was taken from another person’s literary work( if you choose to call it that. Lied , lied, and more lies. The bottom line is Thiz man was EXONERATED in the eyes of the law
Is this really the way we test people in this country, alive or dead. Stop disrespecting this man and the lifelong work he created for everyone to enjoy and share. What exactly have his teo accusers done. They have chosen to be teo more people who he has had to support over the years. I feel sure Karma will catch up with them and if not they need’nt worry about judgement day I am sure they will be dealt with appropriately.
They need to do there research before judging Micheal Jackson he is innocent all about lies and money