Immediately after the King of Pop’s sudden death, it was revealed that many powerful painkillers and sedatives were found in his residence.
Investigators from the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration have turned to the Israeli pharmaceutical concern “Teva” for information after they found the strong sedative “Diprivan” – Israeli production – in the apartment of the late Michael Jackson. The preparation is used for anesthesia.
This year, Teva was forced to recall two batches of the drug after about 40 people in Florida, Arizona and Missouri complained of strange symptoms after drinking it. CNN reported that the inspection showed the presence of endotoxins in both batches. The drug found in Jacko’s home was standard production of the American branch of the Israeli company.
According to investigators, there is no evidence that Jackson drank Diprivan before his death. A representative of the company commented that the packaging of Jackson was not from the two contaminated batches.
Immediately after the sudden death of the King of Pop, it became known that many powerful painkillers and sedatives were found in his apartment, including Demerol, which is similar to morphine in its action.
Last week, one of Jackson’s sisters, La Toya, said he was killed because of his wealth. She told the News of the World that she knew exactly who was responsible for his death and was determined to bring the culprits to justice. “It was all about his money. Michael is worth over a billion in music rights and someone killed him for that. He’s more valuable dead than alive,” La Toya said. According to her, his killers kept him away from his family through harmful drugs and opiates. The king’s father, Joe Jackson, also believes in the murder version.
In a few weeks, the toxicology tests should come out, which will confirm or reject the assumption that Michael Jackson died from an overdose of sedative drugs.
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