New Insights from Michael Jackson's Autopsy Report Emerge After 16 Years
The discussion surrounding the health of global icon Michael Jackson has resurfaced following a report by the British newspaper "Mirror," which includes unprecedented information revealed in his autopsy, highlighting the hidden suffering endured by the King of Pop prior to his death in June 2009 at the age of 50.
The report indicates that Jackson's body was marked by numerous scars and wounds resembling stab injuries in various areas, including his arms, hips, thighs, and shoulders.
Experts suggest that these marks may result from repeated injections of powerful painkillers that he used to cope with insomnia and chronic pain.
Furthermore, the autopsy revealed that his weight at the time of death was only 55 kilograms, a figure that reflects years of extreme dieting, cosmetic surgeries, and potentially eating disorders that he endured in silence.
Despite this, no traces of oral medications were found in his stomach, reinforcing the theory that he relied almost entirely on injectable medications rather than pills, amid reports indicating he consumed only a small meal each day.
Experts also noted visible scars behind his ears and on the sides of his nose, indicative of a long history of cosmetic surgeries Jackson underwent throughout his career.
These findings reflect, according to specialists, the high level of secrecy Jackson maintained regarding his health, often preventing doctors from examining specific areas of his body and concealing details about his medical issues even from those closest to him.
Experts linked his fragile physical condition and intense reliance on prescription medications to his eventual exposure to a fatal overdose of propofol at his home in Los Angeles, the drug that directly led to his death.
The recent report has reignited the debate about the final years of Michael Jackson's life, shedding light on the psychological pressure, physical pain, and health burdens he faced away from the spotlight, despite his overwhelming fame and legendary presence.
