Prescription drugs might have killed Michael Jackson

Did prescription drugs killed Michael Jackson?

A three-hour autopsy of Michael Jackson indicates no signs of trauma and no foul play and no final determination of what killed Michael Jackson.

It is been reported that Michael’s death is linked to prescription drugs.

Jackson’s father, Joe Jackson and family is not satisfied with the report and has requested for a private autopsy.

He was quoted, “That’s what we’re trying to find out right now. We’re trying to find out that information. When we find it out, we’ll know.”

It is said that Jackson’s addiction to prescription drugs might have started back in 1984 when hair caught on fire during a Pepsi commercial shoot.

Being hospitalized for days with a burned scalp and in pain, that might have started his dependence on such drugs to get through it.

Even Deepak Chopra has come out and said to the media that Jackson asked him for painkillers in 2005 when Jackson was staying with him following his sex abuse trial.

The cause of death for the King of Pop has been deferred until additional testing, including a toxicology test for drugs in Jackson’s system comes out.

So far the official stance on the autopsy is, “There was no indication of any external trauma or any indication of foul play on the body of Mr. Jackson.”