Coroner’s report on Michael Jackson’s death delayed

By DPA, IANS
Saturday, July 18, 2009

LOS ANGELES - The coroner’s report into the death of Michael Jackson has been delayed for another two weeks as speculation continues to swirl about the cause of the megastar’s June 25 death, the Los Angeles County coroner’s office said Friday.

Prior to the announcement, the coroner had been expected to issue the report at the beginning of next week. Initial comments by officials indicated that Jackson had died from cardiac arrest, possibly caused by an addiction to prescription painkillers.

But over the past two weeks there has been mounting evidence that Jackson used a dangerous hospital anesthetic to overcome his insomnia as he prepared for his 50 concert comeback in London.

Discussion
July 20, 2009: 10:25 am

You know, if you take a look at something here, Michael Jackson, Danny Ganns, and Heath Ledger were all on pain killers and psychiatric drugs and they all died this year. I am saddened by what has happened but at the same time, I would like to point out the obvious. Michael, a lot of people will always love you and miss you. I hope you are free and in a good place now. Love, Mrs.Merrill

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