Michael Jackson lost sleep over the London concert. Three months before his death, in his efforts to combat extreme insomnia he pleaded Cherilyn Lee, Michael Jackson’s nurse for Propofal (commonly known as Diprivan, used during surgeries as an anesthetic perhaps an overdose can lead to cardiac arrest) even after having known the adverse effects of the drug. According to the reports the pop icon died of cardiac arrest; a misuse of prescribed drugs and a revealed report of his autopsy confirms he had just pills and nothing else at the time of death.

According to Lee, Jackson called her three months after she met him last. He was reminded of the side-effects told by Lee when he happened to feel that one side of his body became cold while the other side was hot. However Jackson’s family attorney Londell McMillan refused her claims. Basically driven by drugs, he was administered with narcotic Dermorol thrice a day. In addition to that, he had a combination of three 3mg tablets of strong narcotic painkiller, Dilaudid and Vicodin, an opiate drug derived from codeine.

The toxicology report of pop star Michael Jackson is still awaited but the sources close to the pop star’s entourage have revealed the singer was on a deadly diet of powerful narcotic pain relievers. The star was injected three-times a day with narcotic Demerol. He was also taking three 3mg tablets of another strong narcotic painkiller, Dilaudid and was recently prescribed Vicodin, an opiate drug derived from codeine, the Sun online reported.

The leaked forensic reports say MJ was healthy. They were surprised to see him that healthy. He had broken ribs which were a result of revival and strange scars that were usually covered with his makeover, perhaps there were no signs of heart attacks. They suspect the wrong combination of drugs could have lead to his death.

Jackson’s 12-year old son, Prince was terrified when he realised that his father was not playing pranks when he collapsed to the ground. He saw his dad being tried to be revived back.

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