Michael Jackson's Company Fights to Keep Singer's Nude Photos Sealed

The production company contests the request to unseal sensitive records ahead of a new trial, arguing it violates privacy rights.

Michael Jackson's production company is contesting Wade Robson and James Safechuck's request to unseal police records containing nude photos of the singer.
The records in question were sealed by a court-ordered protective order and include sensitive images taken during a 1993 investigation.
Robson and Safechuck, who accused Jackson of sexual abuse, are seeking the records ahead of a new trial.
Their lawsuits against Jackson's companies have been revived due to a recent California law.
The company argues that unsealing the records violates Jackson's privacy rights and is irrelevant to the case.