These are the shocking images which further detail Michael Jackson's
tragic spiral into prescription pill dependency, revealed as his family pursue
a lawsuit against his concert promoters. The evidence pictures, released by the
Los Angeles Police Department this week, show numerous pill bottles, oxygen
tanks and medical supplies littered around the superstar's bedroom at the time
of his death on June 25, 2009. One image, which was not among the dozens of
pictures shown as part of the Conrad Murray manslaughter trial, reveals a metal
stand with a hanging bag of intravenous fluids attached. In the background
are numerous portraits of unidentified babies along with a small picture of
Charlie Chaplin. Several canisters of what appears to be oxygen stand next to a
wooden dresser topped with gilded mirror.
Michael Jackson's mother Katherine is suing AEG Live, claiming it failed
to properly investigate her son's personal doctor Conrad Murray and missed
warning signs about his failing health. Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2011 after giving
Jackson a lethal dose of the anesthetic propofol. In the new photo collection, prescription
pill bottles are seen lined up on a nightstand alongside over-the-counter
products and a bottle of water while empty containers roll around on the floor. Along
with propofol, the names of drugs Diazepam and Lidocaine are marked on some
bottles' labels.
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