King of Pop's was dead at 50 years old. British the sun newspaper claims to have a obtained a leaked copy of the late King of Pop Michael Jackson autopsy report, a mass of surgery scars from at least 13 cosmetic operations. According to The Sun, Micheael Jackson was "severely emaciated" and weighed 8st 1oz when he died, while his stomach was empty except for partially-dissolved pills that have been sent for tests.

A source close to the Jackson entourage Said The Sun: “Michael’s family and fans will be horrified when they realize the appalling state he was in,”

“He was skin and bone, his hair had fallen out and had been eating nothing but pills when he died. Injection marks all over his body and the disfigurement caused by years of plastic surgery show he’d been in terminal decline for years.” [Source: The Sun]



Most of the News site says The Sun harrowing details of Michael Jackson Autopsy Report is FAKE.

Recently The Los Angeles County coroner released the statement:

"The report that is being published did not come from this office. I don't know where the information came from, or who that information came from. It is not accurate. Some of it is totally false." Accroding to TMZ




Michael Jackson's father says that the planning for the pop star's funeral depends on the results of a second autopsy.

An autopsy conducted by the county coroner on Friday deferred a decision on the cause of death.

Jackson's father said the second autopsy was already underway.

Joe Jackson, Michael Jackson's Father, said, "They are doing it right now, and I am expecting to hear about it real soon."

He denied reports that his son will be buried at his Neverland ranch.

And he said that Michael Jackson's children are happy and in the company of other children.

Meanwhile, Michael Jackson's mother has asked a Superior Court judge to name her administrator of her late son's estate so she can ensure his three children are its beneficiaries.

The court filing stated that Jackson's parents believed he died without a valid will.

Earlier in the day, a Superior Court judge granted Katherine Jackson's request to assume temporary guardianship of her son's children, but did not immediately rule on her request to administer their estate.