Part two of HBO’s Leaving Neverland documentary, which explores the child sexual abuse allegations of late pop star Michael Jackson, aired on Monday night (March 4), bringing the four-hour film to its close.

Told from the perspectives of two of MJ’s accusers, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, the men made some of the disquieting allegations in the first half of the documentary. Robson and Safechuck walk viewers through the several instances of alleged molestation, efforts of isolation from their parents and brainwashing tactics they claim that Jackson subjected them to from as young as 7 years old. They both alleged that the abuse continued into their teenage years, running parallel to the takeoff of Robson’s dance and choreography career. The 36-year-old, who met Jackson as a small, aspiring child dancer, eventually went on to rise in Hollywood’s stage performance and dance circle as a teen and behind the likes of pop’s biggest stars at the time. But Robson claimed his ties with MJ weren’t completely cut during this period either, and the music legend took on a peculiar interest in his relationship with one of his A-list clients: pop sweetheart Britney Spears.