The king of pop before his death went without sleep for over 60 days, due to drugs given to him by his doctor, Conrad Murray. Experts say MJ would have still died of lack of sleep, if he didn't die by the drug overdose.
According to The Sun UK
The King of Pop’s personal doctor Conrad Murray gave him dangerous
sedative propofol to knock him out at night for a full two months.
Jurors in LA heard the drug does not allow natural sleep, inducing something more like a coma.
Expert Dr Charles Czeisler told the court Jacko, 50, would have died
from lack of sleep if a propofol overdose had not killed him. Before his
death Jacko could not do simple dance moves or remember words to songs.
Dr Czeisler said his symptoms were “consistent with someone suffering total sleep deprivation over a chronic period”.
The Jackson family are suing concert giants AEG — who employed Murray — for £26billion.
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