Michael Jackson Dead at 50, 1958-2009 "DEMEROL"
Pop legend Michael Jackson died on June 25th( 50years 1958-2009) following a heart attack. Jackson leftover millions of fans & dozens of opportunistic celebrities' tribute statements issued as attempts to gain fame from the media.
Jackson was discovered unconscious in his home outside of Los Angeles and rushed to UCLA hospital, according to media reports. He was declared dead on arrival.
Jackson's breakthrough smash hit,album, his 1984 sophomore release "Thriller" became one of the best selling albums in history." Jackson's long-form video for "Thriller," became an iconic part of MTV's early years, featuring a cast of zombie dancers. It's considered by many pundits to be one of the most influential music videos of all time.
After Jackson rode Thriller to its natural end, he released "Bad" in 1987 and "Dangerous" in 1991, after which his artistic and commercial appeal peaked. The rest of his career was marked by sporadic output that rarely found the sort of smash success as he enjoyed in the first half of his solo career.
Along the way, Jackson piled up a heap of personal problems. He settled allegations of sexual abuse .Rumors that Michael Jackson's death might have been precipitated by drug use began to fly all over the media.
Although the Los Angeles County Coroner announced that no cause of death could be immediately determined, and a final cause for the pop icon's death would have to be deterred until toxicology reports come back, rumors that the singer was injecting painkiller "Demerol" each day. "Demerol" is "Pethidine", a pain killer ,but very addictive. It belong to a group of Morpihine like drug, but a very potent Narcotic, used to alleviate pain in unbearable pain like heart attacks & severe Trauma like Burns. Michael was given Demerol after a burn injury during a commercial for Pepsi, after that he become addicted to Demerol. The side effects of Demerol is numerous & Michael Jackson allegedly died 1 hour after taking the injection of Demerol. Although Los Angeles police is not confirming anything.
Celebrities who have been involved in hazardous use or harmful use of pethidine, or who have exhibited dependence on the drug are:
David Kennedy: son of Robert F. Kennedy. The cause of his death in 1984 was ruled a "multiple ingestion" of cocaine, Demerol and Mellaril.
Tammy Wynette: singer. Wynette's daughter Jackie Daly alleged in a 2000 book that Wynette had been "hopelessly addicted" to Demerol, Dilaudid, Versed, and other painkillers prior to her death in 1998.
Michael Jackson: pop singer. Jackson's use of painkillers has been linked to a burning accident on set while filming a 1984 "Pepsi" commercial. He was treated for painkiller addiction at a clinic in 1993.Jackson went into cardiac arrest on June 25, 2009.
Harold Shipman: "the killer doctor", was also addicted to Pethidine.
Jackson, collapsed in his rented Holmby Hills mansion – with his personal physician on the premises. His heart stopped; he wasn't breathing. An ambulance raced him to a hospital just minutes away from his house, but despite another hour of frantic resuscitation efforts, the world had lost one of the most successful artists in music history.Celebrity website TMZ.com, citing an interview with an unidentified "close member" of the Jackson family, reported the entertainer was injected with Demerol about half an hour before he went into cardiac arrest.
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Pop legend Michael Jackson died on June 25th( 50years 1958-2009) following a heart attack. Jackson leftover millions of fans & dozens of opportunistic celebrities' tribute statements issued as attempts to gain fame from the media.
Jackson was discovered unconscious in his home outside of Los Angeles and rushed to UCLA hospital, according to media reports. He was declared dead on arrival.
Jackson's breakthrough smash hit,album, his 1984 sophomore release "Thriller" became one of the best selling albums in history." Jackson's long-form video for "Thriller," became an iconic part of MTV's early years, featuring a cast of zombie dancers. It's considered by many pundits to be one of the most influential music videos of all time.
After Jackson rode Thriller to its natural end, he released "Bad" in 1987 and "Dangerous" in 1991, after which his artistic and commercial appeal peaked. The rest of his career was marked by sporadic output that rarely found the sort of smash success as he enjoyed in the first half of his solo career.
Along the way, Jackson piled up a heap of personal problems. He settled allegations of sexual abuse .Rumors that Michael Jackson's death might have been precipitated by drug use began to fly all over the media.
Although the Los Angeles County Coroner announced that no cause of death could be immediately determined, and a final cause for the pop icon's death would have to be deterred until toxicology reports come back, rumors that the singer was injecting painkiller "Demerol" each day. "Demerol" is "Pethidine", a pain killer ,but very addictive. It belong to a group of Morpihine like drug, but a very potent Narcotic, used to alleviate pain in unbearable pain like heart attacks & severe Trauma like Burns. Michael was given Demerol after a burn injury during a commercial for Pepsi, after that he become addicted to Demerol. The side effects of Demerol is numerous & Michael Jackson allegedly died 1 hour after taking the injection of Demerol. Although Los Angeles police is not confirming anything.
Celebrities who have been involved in hazardous use or harmful use of pethidine, or who have exhibited dependence on the drug are:
David Kennedy: son of Robert F. Kennedy. The cause of his death in 1984 was ruled a "multiple ingestion" of cocaine, Demerol and Mellaril.
Tammy Wynette: singer. Wynette's daughter Jackie Daly alleged in a 2000 book that Wynette had been "hopelessly addicted" to Demerol, Dilaudid, Versed, and other painkillers prior to her death in 1998.
Michael Jackson: pop singer. Jackson's use of painkillers has been linked to a burning accident on set while filming a 1984 "Pepsi" commercial. He was treated for painkiller addiction at a clinic in 1993.Jackson went into cardiac arrest on June 25, 2009.
Harold Shipman: "the killer doctor", was also addicted to Pethidine.
Jackson, collapsed in his rented Holmby Hills mansion – with his personal physician on the premises. His heart stopped; he wasn't breathing. An ambulance raced him to a hospital just minutes away from his house, but despite another hour of frantic resuscitation efforts, the world had lost one of the most successful artists in music history.Celebrity website TMZ.com, citing an interview with an unidentified "close member" of the Jackson family, reported the entertainer was injected with Demerol about half an hour before he went into cardiac arrest.
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