Michael Jackson's Death Ruled Homicide

The Los Angeles County coroner has ruled the late Michael Jackson's death as a homicide. This will make it more likely that the doctor who was Jackson's friend and who was with him died will have criminal charges filed against him. Forensic tests found that the anesthetic propofol and at least two other sedatives in Jackson's system caused his death. Even though his death is ruled as a homicide, that means that his death was caused by another person but that doesn't have to mean that a crime was committed.

Michael Jackson's Toxicology Results

The toxicology results of Micheal Jackson have been revealed and it is shown that the deceased singer had a lethal amount of the anesthetic Propofol in his body when he died. He also had the drug Alprazolam, also know as Xanax, in his system to treat anxiety. The Propofol in his system is the most likely reason that he died.