After the autopsy revealed that Jackson’s body contained a high dose of propofol, the Los Angeles County coroner declared the singer’s death a homicide, reports People.
Qualifying as a death that was caused by another person, Jackson’s death was ruled a homicide out of five possible determined outcomes. The other prospects would have been the result of a suicide, natural death, accidental death or death from an undetermined cause.
In addition, People reported that after Jackson was treated for insomnia with various potent drugs throughout the night, the singer’s personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, noticed that his patient was not breathing at around 11:00 am on June 25.
However, the police were informed 82 minutes later.