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LOS ANGELES - The mystery of Michael Jackson's sudden death could be solved as early as next week.
"Hopefully we'll have something to report at the end of next week," said Ed Winter, assistant chief coroner for Los Angeles County. "We're still on track."
The official report should help resolve speculation that's become as dizzying as the King of Pop's signature spins.
Jackson, 50, went into cardiac arrest June 25 after his doctor said he found him unconscious in bed with a faint pulse.
Investigators later found prescription drugs and a personal stash of the surgery-strength sedative Diprivan, known generically as propofol, at Jackson's rented Bel Air mansion.
Meanwhile, sources questioned reports that Debbie Rowe had reached a custody arrangement with Katherine Jackson, the temporary court-approved guardian and grandmother to Michael's three kids.
A source said Rowe remained concerned about Joe Jackson's influence over the children considering Michael's rocky relationship with his father.
"[Joe Jackson] is a factor," a source told the Daily News. "That's part of it. And every time something has concerned her, she's gone back to do something.
"It's not like she didn't want to be a mom, but she thought: 'If Michael is there as a loving dad and they're safe, why disturb that situation?' But now the kids have lost their father, and it's not a pretty situation."
Joe Jackson told ABC he wants to help raise Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Blanket, 7, so they can "grow up to be strong Jacksons."
He also told ABC that Michael wasn't up to completing the 50-show comeback tour that was scheduled to kick off yesterday. He said Michael told him he only agreed to 10 dates.
Longtime financial manager Leonard Rowe said ***** hired him in March to renegotiate the tour's timeline so he'd only do two shows a week.
AEG Live disputes that claim, saying Jackson originally agreed to 31 shows and then extended the run to 50 based on overwhelming demand.
"He told us he was also motivated by the opportunity to establish a record to be entered into the Guinness Book of World Records for the run he was about to embark on," AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips said in a statement.
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertai...jacksons_death_could_be_solved_next_week.html
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"Hopefully we'll have something to report at the end of next week," said Ed Winter, assistant chief coroner for Los Angeles County. "We're still on track."
The official report should help resolve speculation that's become as dizzying as the King of Pop's signature spins.
Jackson, 50, went into cardiac arrest June 25 after his doctor said he found him unconscious in bed with a faint pulse.
Investigators later found prescription drugs and a personal stash of the surgery-strength sedative Diprivan, known generically as propofol, at Jackson's rented Bel Air mansion.
Meanwhile, sources questioned reports that Debbie Rowe had reached a custody arrangement with Katherine Jackson, the temporary court-approved guardian and grandmother to Michael's three kids.
A source said Rowe remained concerned about Joe Jackson's influence over the children considering Michael's rocky relationship with his father.
"[Joe Jackson] is a factor," a source told the Daily News. "That's part of it. And every time something has concerned her, she's gone back to do something.
"It's not like she didn't want to be a mom, but she thought: 'If Michael is there as a loving dad and they're safe, why disturb that situation?' But now the kids have lost their father, and it's not a pretty situation."
Joe Jackson told ABC he wants to help raise Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Blanket, 7, so they can "grow up to be strong Jacksons."
He also told ABC that Michael wasn't up to completing the 50-show comeback tour that was scheduled to kick off yesterday. He said Michael told him he only agreed to 10 dates.
Longtime financial manager Leonard Rowe said ***** hired him in March to renegotiate the tour's timeline so he'd only do two shows a week.
AEG Live disputes that claim, saying Jackson originally agreed to 31 shows and then extended the run to 50 based on overwhelming demand.
"He told us he was also motivated by the opportunity to establish a record to be entered into the Guinness Book of World Records for the run he was about to embark on," AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips said in a statement.
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertai...jacksons_death_could_be_solved_next_week.html
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iMkoNA7ANMxeUu2iZ9hdf_Vr1FfQD99DTQUG0