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Michael Jackson's Guitarist Manager Bruce Edwin Reports on Autopsy Summary

Bruce Edwin, who is CEO of the celebrity talent management firm Starpower Management, who managed guitarist David Williams (guitarist on Thriller, Off the Wall, etc., who also passed on last year), states, "I have reviewed over twenty pages of the coroners and criminalist report of Michael today, and what fans of Michael should know from these findings are the following; Number one, Michael Jackson was, although too thin, at nearly six foot and 136 pounds, generally in good health.

Secondly, details Mr. Edwin, 7 drugs were found in his system, and two in particular, propofol, and benzodiazepine, caused his death due to creating the inability to breath and undue strain being put on his heart due to these drugs.

Thirdly, Bruce Edwin continues, the autopsy, which involved many biopsies of various parts of the body and organs, concluded the experts' findings that Michael most likely did not administer these drugs into himself.

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It is suspected, Bruce Edwin goes on, that Dr. Conrad Murray was reportedly the one present who administered these drugs into Michael. The autopsy report further details that the person who presumably gave Michael these drugs through an I.V. in to his leg, did so without following proper safety procedure, and did so reportedly for the reason of insomnia, and that these drugs are not supposed to be used to treat insomnia.

Bruce Edwin adds, Michael's guitarist, David Willliams confided to me early last year that Michael had been addicted to pills and drugs for some time, and that the Jackson family was aware of this, and that there was at least one person in Michael's home that was enabling him, and possibly more, and that one particular person who generally answered the phone was the person attempting to block the family from communicating with their son Michael. The talent manager further states that David Williams and at least one of the other Jackson brothers were attempting to do an intervention to save Michael, but that their efforts were being blocked by a person in the house to save him.

Mr. Edwin, who is also a producer, and attended the repass of Mr. Jackson, lastly states, I feel that the family knows who is responsible for the tragic loss of life of the world's biggest star, and music's legend. I feel they know who did it, and they are going after him. It won't bring Michael back, but it will help them with some closure, and they deserve it.

For further information on this article, or for interview requests of Bruce Edwin, contact publicity at 310-226-7176. Talent manager and producer Bruce Edwin is also publishing editor of www.TheHollywoodSentinel.com and resides in Los Angeles.