It seems Michael Jackson — who died Thursday after suffering an apparent cardiac arrest at his home in Los Angeles — may have been murdered.
A close member of Wacko’s family told TMZ that Jackson received a daily injection of a synthetic narcotic similar to morphine — Demerol — and yesterday he received a shot at 11:30 AM.
Family members are saying the dosage was “too much” and that’s what caused his death.
The police are apparently keen to question the doctor who administered the injection — who has been identified as Dr. Conrad Robert Murray, a cardiologist from Houston, Texas — but he is nowhere to be found. A a BMW belonging to the doctor was towed from Jackson’s home last night. (UPDATE: Murray’s going to speak with police.)
Murray had been living with Jackson in his rented mansion. He attempted to revive Michael until paramedics showed up at the scene.
Jackson had three children — Michael Joseph Jackson Jr, Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince Michael Jackson II.
Jackson’s body has been flown to the L.A. County Coroner’s Office. His autopsy is scheduled to take place Friday.
It has also been reported that Jackson passed a recent physical, and his death is to be investigated by police.
Brian Oxman, the Jackson family attorney, told CNN that the superstar had a very serious problem with prescription medication, and that the people that were surrounding him were enablers. “If you think the case with Anna Nicole Smith was an abuse, it’s nothing in comparison to what we have seen taking place in Michael Jackson’s life,” Oxman said.
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