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BREAKING NEWS...
Michael Jackson Dies OF Demerol OVERDOSE
Jacko, who suffered a heart attack, was taking another painkiller, Dilaudid. And sources said he had recently been prescribed yet ANOTHER narcotic pain reliever, Vicodin.
His other drugs included muscle relaxant Soma, a sedative called Xanax and anti-depressant Zoloft. He also took Paxil for anxiety and heartburn pill Prilosec.
Cop talks ... Dr Murray
Police were trying last night to establish who gave his final injection.
Officers were due to speak to heart doctor Conrad Robert Murray, who acted as one of the star's personal physicians.
His whereabouts were unknown at one point, but he was set to be interviewed later.
The Sun can reveal Dr Murray was at Jackson's house the morning he died. He was quizzed in hospital after the star's death.
And the company who organised Jackson's forthcoming London tour have today said Dr Murray was on their payroll.
I've just learned Michael Jackson has died from a Demerol overdose. He was 50.
Michael suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this afternoon and paramedics were unable to revive him.
Michael is survived by three children: Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince "Blanket" Michael Jackson II.
Jackson had 13 number one hits during his solo career.
Story developing...
Transcript of 911 call coming...
The doctor who was present at Michael Jackson's home and administered CPR when he collapsed in cardiac arrest has been identified as a Houston-based cardiologist who had been living with the "King of Pop" as he rehearsed in LA for a major series of show dates.
"His name is Dr. Conrad Murray," Jackson's manager Tohme Tohme told The Post after denying claims he was at the home and had injected the singer with drugs shortly before he died.
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