Disturbing Discovery: Photos Of Michael Jackson’s Room At The Time Of His Death

King of Pop, Michael Jackson is dead and gone, but the ripples of his demise are yet to be calmed. This week, New evidence pictures of Jackson’s bedroom were made public, and truly they’re disturbing. Shots show an IV bag, oxygen canisters and a bizarre series of baby portraits
The pictures were released earlier this week in court by the LAPD and it showed bottles of Propofol (the drug whose overdosed proved fatal to Michael Jackson), and that of other drugs.
In a fortnight, the fourth anniversary of his death will be marked, and his family are still pursuing a lawsuit against his concert promoters, AEG Live, with claims that they had failed to properly investigate his doctor, Conrad Murray.
Check out more pictures below.
Stash: A medical bag, believed to be Dr Conrad Murray’s  is tucked away in Jackson’s grand closet

Emptied: Several empty pill bottles could be seen  rolling around the floor of Jackson’s opulent room

Close at hand: A list of the nearby pharmacies was  discovered on what appears to be a car seat

Tragic demise: The new round of photographs from the  bedroom of Michael Jackson after he died in 2009 were submitted into evidence at  his wrongful death trial this week

Medicated: Jackson’s bedroom was an array of  prescription pill bottles and over-the-counter drugs at the time of his death in  June 2009

Dependency: Four bottles of Propofol and a variety of  other drugs line Jackson’s night stand

The end: Michael Jackson died of acute propofol and  benzodiazepine intoxication after suffering a cardiac arrest at his home in LA  in 2009

Heavy dosage: A medical bag full of bottles that was  found in the medical superstar’s bedroom

Waste: Various empty bottles and medical supplies were  found in the room following the singer’s death almost four years ago

Investigation: Police quickly arrived on the scene at  Jackson’s mansion following his tragic death in 2009

Overdose: The singer died at home, aged 50, from  Propofol intoxication

Concoction: Jackson had been taking a variety of  prescription pills and remedies at the time of his death

Hidden away: A medical bag belonging to Conrad Murray  can be seen in a high cupboard in Jackson’s dressing room

The ultimate showman: Jackson’s iconic embroidered  jackets hang in a closet, in an image released this week by the LAPD

Battle: Empty bottle lie on the floor under a nightstand  in Jackson’s bedroom which holds stacks of DVDs

Last moments: The Emergency Services report of what  ended up being the end of Michael Jackson’s life at his Carolwood residence in  California