Michael Jackson’s Autopsy Report

Michael Jackson’s autopsy report by the Los Angeles Coroner’s Office could be released Friday, says reports. Michael Jackson’s autopsy report will answer the question why Jackson died suddenly Thursday in his rented Holmby Hills home in Los Angeles, just days before he was take the stage in London for a sold out tour.

Jermaine Jackson in a press conference moments ago live in Los Angeles said that, while initial reports claimed his brother had gone into cardiac arrest, he could not confirm that was the cause of Michael’s sudden inability to breath. Jackson had the aid of a personal physician in his home, responding emergency personnel, and then after transport UCLA physicians, said Jermaine. But none could revive the pop star. Jermaine said UCLA Medical doctors spent out hour trying to revive Michael.

The Coroner’s office said to the Times of the frantic scene prior to Jackson’s death:

“All we know is he was transported by paramedics in an ambulance in cardiac arrest with CPR in progress. We have no confirmation of anything beyond that he was taken from a residence in cardiac arrest. Nothing has been notified beyond that to the coroner.”

The coroner’s statement does not indicate the office came to its conclusion of cardiac arrest, simply that it had heard reports of such.

Jackson’s body is currently being  airlifted to the Coroners Office late Thursday afternoon.