Media reports about possible drug use by US pop star Michael Jackson the day he died prompted a warning from anaesthesiologists today, as lawyers prepared to square-off in a courtroom battle over his estate. Reports of prescription drug use have increasingly surfaced since the Thriller singer's sudden cardiac arrest more than one week ago, and a police probe is said to be focusing on the role doctors may have played in providing Jackson with at least one powerful medication, anaesthetic Diprivan, according to the Los Angeles Times. Investigators are trying to determine if the drugs, which were found in searches of Jackson's rented Los Angeles mansion, were improperly prescribed and if they had a role in the...
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