Diprivan found in Michael Jackson's home

Friday. Diprivan, an intravenous drug used in hospital operating rooms to knock out patients, is highly unusual to have in a private home. It is also known by its generic name Propofol. Sources told CNN Friday Jackson suffered from such a severe case of insomnia he traveled with a private anesthesiologist in the mid-1990s. Dr. Neil Ratner regularly helped "take down" and "bring him back up" during the pop icon's HIStory tour, sources told CNN. The revelation adds further evidence to the theory that prescription drugs played a role in the pop star's death. A California nurse has said Jackson begged her for Propofol for months. In a phone call from one of his staffers days before his death, she became convinced he had gotten his hands on some. Experts say the drug can lead to cardiac arrest, especially when combined with... [read full story]                    

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