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Michael Jackson's Alleged Victims Seek to Open Sealed Records Featuring Nude Photos of Late Star Ahead of New Trial

In court documents filed on Wednesday and obtained by PEOPLE, Michael Jackson's production company is asking that Wade Robson and James Safechuck's requests to get police records get thrown out.

In court documents filed on Wednesday, April 3 in the Superior Court of Los Angeles and obtained by PEOPLE, the "Thriller" singer's company MJJ Productions is asking that Robson and Safechuck's requests to obtain access to police documents re thrown out, as they believe they are looking to access "photographs of Michael Jackson’s genitalia and naked body taken by police." Per Rolling Stone, an attorney for Jackson’s companies said during the hearing "that her clients plan to waive a three-year speedy trial rule because she believes the case won’t be ready for jurors until after December 2026." Gavin Newsom signed a new law giving those who allege childhood sexual abuse longer to file lawsuits — but their cases were dismissed again in April 2021.

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