Michael Jackson Manslaughter Investigation

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A Michael Jackson manslaughter investigation has begun against the King of Pop's former doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray.

A Mystery Storage Locker

There have been so many mixed reports regarding the cause of death for Michael Jackson that it's impossible to know what to believe. So far it's been reported as a suicide, accidental overdose and now manslaughter. Dr. Conrad Murray, the doctor treating Jackson at the time of his death, reportedly stopped over at a mysterious storage locker of his no less than six times on the day Jackson died. The storage locker has since been raided by the police and its contents hauled away for evidence.

D.E.A. Raid

Things didn't get any better for Murray as his offices were raided by the Drug Enforcement Agency and various items were hauled off that were reportedly kept as "…evidence of the offense of manslaughter." Items include vials of various drugs, emails a computer hard drive and patient files, among other things.

Coroner's Annoucement

An official announcement by the Los Angeles Coroner's office is expected around the first week of August. Some say that the coroner has already ruled out other causes of death and speculators are certain that the coroner will formally rule Jackson's death a homicide. Early reports indicate that Jackson's cardiac arrest was caused by the anesthetic Propofol, which was reportedly administered to Jackson by Dr. Murray. The Michael Jackson manslaughter investigation is expected to be lengthy given the fact that Jackson used so many different aliases with a number of different doctors who were treating him.

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