Michael Jackson's Preliminary Autopsy Results Inconclusive

BREAKING NEWS

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles County coroner's spokesman Craig
Harvey says determining the cause of Michael Jackson's death will
require further neuropathology and pulmonary tests that will take
four to six weeks.
Harvey says there were no signs of foul play or trauma to the
body during the three-hour autopsy. He also says Jackson was taking
some unspecified prescription medications.
The spokesman says Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter is with
Jackson's family.
Harvey says the police department has requested a security hold
on the investigation which limits how much the coroner's office can
say about the case. He says the death became a coroner's case
because there was no doctor to sign the death certificate.
Harvey says the body will be released once the family selects a
mortuary.

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