What is the cause of Michael Jackson’s death

Michael Jackson’s tragic death, which was ‘inevitable,’ is the subject of a detective investigation. According to the detective involved in the case, Jackson’s passing was ‘inevitable,’ and multiple people were at fault for his drug-induced cardiac arrest.

A physician for the King of Pop at the time, Dr. Conrad Murray, was jailed for involuntary manslaughter after he died in June 2009 at his home. There are, however, others involved in the case who think others should have been found guilty of allowing Jackson to become so drug dependent until his death.

Tearfully, the doctor revealed

After serving half his four-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in 2013, the 69-year-old heart surgeon began working for Jackson in 2006. In Holmy Hills, Los Angeles, where he rented a house, he administered several drugs to Jackson to help him sleep the night of his death.

After being devastated by grief and pain following Michael Jackson’s death and his trial, the convicted doctor revealed in a tearful interview in the new documentary ‘I will always love Michael’ that his experience in prison was ‘shattering.’

Medication in large quantities

In addition, Detective Orlando Martinez admitted that it was ‘amazing’ that Michael Jackson didn’t pass away sooner because of his severe and ongoing addiction to anesthetics like propofol. “Michael had everything he wanted. The LAPD detective explained that Michael Jackson often accumulated more medication than normal as he went to multiple doctors.

It was difficult to get other medical experts to support the case because they did not wish to be involved at the time, and Murray admitted in the documentary that he did not believe it was right to blame him solely for the pop star’s death. Dr. Murray also claimed the star manipulated him during his time in jail for involuntary manslaughter since he was not told of his drug addiction when he became his physician.

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Involved propofol as a medication

Michael kept a personal stash of drugs when he arrived in Los Angeles to help prepare for his ‘This Is It comeback tour. In his previous doctor’s report, Jackson’s 5’11” frame had lost nearly nine stones, he suffered from chills, insomnia, and mood swings, and he depended on the drug propofol for sleep. Days before Jackson’s death on June 25, 2009, Murray claimed to have ‘weaned’ him off the drug he called milk.

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