The King of Pop Michael Jackson died in June 2009 from a drug overdose. Jackson used 19 fake IDs to get drugs. This was revealed by the New York Post citing the new documentary “TMZ Investigates: Who Really Killed Michael Jackson”, which is expected to be released in September.

The singer was found dead in his Los Angeles residence in June 2009. The death was caused by an overdose of several drugs and the case was closed as a homicide and his doctor, Conrad Murray, was considered responsible for his death.

Although the doctor was primarily responsible, according to the testimony in the documentary, the pop star’s drug abuse was possible thanks to several doctors, not just one. Orlando Martinez, the LAPD detective assigned to the case, said: “The circumstances that led to his death are the result of several doctors who allowed him to dictate his conditions, to take the medication he wanted, when and where he wanted. All of them are the reason he died.”

According to doctor Ed Winter, Jackson had created 19 fake identities. Plastic surgeon Harry Glassman stated that the singer went to several doctors to buy medication and sedatives. According to him, Michael is responsible for his death, but he certainly received a lot of help from the medical community.

Recall that three songs by the former King of Pop have been removed from streaming services, after persistent claims that they contain fake vocals. “Monster,” “Keep Your Head Up” and “Breaking News” all appeared on the album compiled after Jackson’s death. Since then, the songs have been the subject of a lawsuit filed by a fan, who claims that the vocals are from another singer.