Michael Jackson: Confirmed Homicide

After weeks of speculation, the death of Michael Jackson is now being treated as homicide it was revealed last night.

Following a full autopsy of the late King Of Pop, a Los Angeles coroner ruled that the late star was in fact killed illegally after he discovered dangerous levels of extremely powerful sedatives in his body.

The star’s doctor, Conrad Murray has been thought to be involved in the stars death since the day he passed, but it seems that he will at last be facing proper police questioning, and could be charged with manslaughter any day now.

Dr Murray admitted to police that he gave Michael Jackson Valium at 1.30am on the morning of his death and when that failed to relax the pop star, he injected Lorazepam intravenously at 2am and administered Midazolam an hour later. He gave him 25 milligrams of Propofol at 10.40am. Jackson reportedly died minutes later after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Shockingly, Propofol is an extremely powerful drug is usually only used to put patients to sleep before operations in hospital, and experts say it's highly unusual to find it in private homes, now I’m no doctor, but after giving Michael two injections just a few hours before, surely you wouldn’t administer something as strong as Propofol so soon afterwards?

But could this ‘justice’ ever heal the wounds of losing such an icon far too soon?

FemaleFirst - Ruth Harrison