michael jackson death certificate

michael jackson death certificate


Michael Jackson death certificate gives no reason for demise.

LOS ANGELES (AFP) — Michael Jackson's death certificate does not give a reason for the demise of the "King of Pop," according to a copy of the document released by local authorities.

Jackson died on June 25 at the age of 50, but the death certificate released Tuesday by the County of Los Angeles states the cause of death had been "deferred."

The exact reason for the singer's death remains unknown, though he suffered an apparent cardiac arrest. Los Angeles coroners have said a final cause of death will not be known until exhaustive toxicology tests from his autopsy are completed in "several weeks."

As for Jackson's remains, the death certificate mentions the Forest Lawn Memorial Park cemetery -- where a private ceremony was held ahead of the public tribute Tuesday -- as the temporary location of the body.

The document lists Jackson's occupation as "musician," with 45 years in the "entertainment" business. His race is listed as "black." His marital status is listed as "divorced."

The address given in the certificate is that of his parents in Encino, just outside Los Angeles. He died at 2:26 pm in Los Angeles, according to the certificate.