Michael Jackson: Autopsy report reveals secrets of his death 16 years later

Arab Sea Newspaper - Special

New details have emerged from Michael Jackson's autopsy report, revealing a shocking aspect of his health struggles that he hid for years before his death in June 2009, at the age of 50. According to the British newspaper "Mirror," the report showed scars and puncture wounds scattered throughout his body, reflecting his long struggle with chronic pain, insomnia, and drug dependence. The report showed that Jackson's weight at the time of his death was about 55 kilograms, a very low weight consistent with years of strict dieting, cosmetic surgeries, and possible eating disorders. Traces of puncture wounds were also found on his arms, hips, thighs, and shoulders, believed to be the result of repeated injections of strong painkillers to deal with his insomnia and constant aches. No traces of oral medications were found in his stomach, despite reports that he was eating only one small meal a day, reinforcing the hypothesis that he was almost entirely dependent on injections. Scars from repeated cosmetic surgeries Forensic medicine confirmed the presence of scars behind the ears and on both sides of the nose, indicating a large number of cosmetic surgeries that the global singer underwent during his professional life. According to experts, these findings reflect the extreme secrecy with which Jackson surrounded his health condition, as he often prevented doctors from examining certain parts of his body and was very secretive about his medical problems. New context for old speculations The autopsy results contribute to clarifying some of the speculations that have long been raised about Jackson's health suffering, including the possibilities of him suffering from anorexia, chronic pain, and his heavy reliance on prescription drugs. Experts pointed out that his severe physical weakness, coupled with his intensive drug use, made him more susceptible to the effects of an overdose of the anesthetic propofol, the drug that caused his death in his Los Angeles home. These details revive the discussion about the last years of Michael Jackson's life, and the health and psychological burdens he bore behind the lights and global fame.