Wade Robson — See Pics Of Michael Jackson’s Accuser

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7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CARNIVAL CHOREOGRAPHERS BALL AT THE KEY CLUB, LOS ANGELES, AMERICA – 25 JAN 2006

7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CARNIVAL CHOREOGRAPHERS BALL AT THE KEY CLUB, LOS ANGELES, AMERICA – 25 JAN 2006 — Wade Robson
7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CARNIVAL CHOREOGRAPHERS BALL AT THE KEY CLUB, LOS ANGELES, AMERICA – 25 JAN 2006

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“Cradle 2 the Grave” premiere

“Cradle 2 the Grave” premiere — Wade Robson
“Cradle 2 the Grave” premiere
Wade Robson
The premiere of Warner Bros. film “Cradle 2 the Grave” at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City on February 24, 2003.

Manhattan, New York

Photo® Matt Baron/BEImages

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Britney Spears Record Release Party

Britney Spears Record Release Party — Wade Robson at the the Britney Spears/jive Records Hosted Her Record Release Party in Nyc 1/6/01
Britney Spears Record Release Party

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Jackson-Abuse Allegations, SANTA MARIA, USA

Jackson-Abuse Allegations, SANTA MARIA, USA — MICHAEL JACKSON Defense witness Wade Robson, center, along with an unidentified woman, is escorted into the Santa Barbara County Courthouse by a member of Michael Jackson’s security force, in Santa Maria, Calif. to provide testimony in Jackson’s trial on charges of child molestation. Robson, a choreographer who testified that Michael Jackson never abused him as a child, has now filed a claim against the singer’s estate claiming years of abuse at by the pop superstar. Robson’s attorney Henry Gradstein writes in a statement that his client was abused by the pop superstar over a seven year period
Jackson-Abuse Allegations, SANTA MARIA, USA

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60th Annual Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, Press room, Los Angeles, America – 13 Sep 2008

60th Annual Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, Press room, Los Angeles, America – 13 Sep 2008 — Wade Robson
60th Annual Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, Press room, Los Angeles, America – 13 Sep 2008
The Creative Arts Primetime Emmys recognise technical and other achievements for the 2007-08 TV season and is widely considered to be a precursor to the main Emmys ceremony. At the event HBO led the networks with 16 awards, followed by ABC and PBS with 9 each. CBS earned eight awards and NBC took six. HBO’s historical miniseries “John Adams”, about the second U.S. president, was top winner on the night with eight awards. Critically acclaimed drama, “Mad Men,” which is set in the world of New York’s Madison Avenue advertising industry during the 1960s, was the second most celebrated program of the night, and the No. 1 series, with four awards. For the 10th year running “The Simpsons” was named best half-hour animated show.

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