In the Wake of Leaving Neverland, Here's What Alleged Survivor James Safechuck Is Doing Today

After leaving showbiz behind, Safechuck moved into the tech sector and became a computer programmer, as The Daily Beast reported. He's married now, has two children, and has led a quiet life out of the spotlight — until now. Safechuck made his first public appearance in connection with the documentary at the film's debut at Sundance Film Festival in January 2019 and marveled to Vanity Fair about the supportive reception he and Robson received.

"Getting public support is not something we are used to. We are not used to people believing us. My mother believes me — I'm used to that — but I'm not used to other people believing me."