It's been 16 years since Michael Jackson, the man who made the world marvel at his music, died. On 29 August 2022, the pop king would have turned 63 years old. The singer died of cardiac arrest on 25 June 2009, but his death is shrouded in mystery until now. Read more about it in the material.

Jackson died at the age of 50 from an overdose of the anesthetic propofol on 25 June 2009. It was reported that Jackson's personal physician Conrad Murray found his body with a weak pulse, his nose grazed even with cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

He was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California, almost two months after his death. That said, Michael Jackson's only daughter, Paris, says she believes her father was murdered. In an old interview, Paris said she believes Jackson's death in 2009 due to cardiac arrest was a production.

Others believe Michael Jackson died of a drug overdose. Reports say he died from drug incompatibility. According to Western media reports, the star was ‘highly addicted’ to painkillers and was given the sedative drug propofol daily, which ultimately killed him. So, it is presumed that when his doctor Conrad Murray once again injected him intravenously with propofol, the singer had an atypical reaction. The pop king went into deep sedation and his breathing stopped.

The doctor performed cardiac massage and things got even worse. Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson's doctor, was convicted and he was later found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to two years in prison.

There are several theories about Michael Jackson's death. One of them suggests that Jackson is still alive and faked his death because he was heavily in debt. However, an autopsy on his body confirmed that the body was indeed Jackson's body Shortly after his death, a border guard was reported in the media to have seen Michael Jackson allegedly crossing the border between California and Mexico, but no person in Mexico reported seeing the singer alive after that report.

In addition, many people have noticed a photo of Jackson's body after his death from a UCLA intensive care vehicle. The body does not have a cadaveric bluish tinge, and there was a vein on his forehead that was bloated, which is physically unrealistic an hour after death. That being said, it is odd that there is only one photo from the ICU. However, this photo also raises questions, because the windows of such cars are tinted.

The ambulance staff said that Jackson's face was covered, and only his hands, which looked like those of a 70-year-old man, were visible from under the sheet. An ambulance in the United States should drive with sirens in such a situation, but the video from the scene shows the car just calmly driving without a siren, even letting a bus pass in front of it.

Even more doubtful is the fact that Jackson was buried in a closed coffin. According to relatives, this decision was made because the artist's face was badly damaged during resuscitation. However, many believe that the body in the coffin was simply not there. His family did not allow photographers to make posthumous photos of the star, but later published them themselves. Of course, these pictures are still suspected of photomontage. In general, there are too many questions in this story. In addition to the strange behavior of Jackson's relatives after his death, his strange choice of doctor also raises questions. Two months before his death, Michael underwent a medical examination and his condition was recognized as satisfactory. The star could have found the best doctor in the States to solve his health problems, but 11 days before his death he hires Conrad Murray, a medic with debts, credits and a dubious reputation. At the same time, journalist Pearl Junior, who managed to get into the cemetery where Jackson was buried, found out that the star's relatives paid absolutely all the cemetery staff a total of about a million dollars not to come to work that day.

According to a popular theory, all the Jacksons had a motive to fake the death of the pop king. The fact is that Jackson had huge debts from the harassment trials, and no tour could cover those debts. Even after Jackson's death, they would have fallen on his family. However, the star's death brought his family a huge amount of money, much more than what he had earned in his entire life. Thus, on Jackson's death, his family earned about six billion dollars.