Debbie Rowe, ex-wife of Michael Jackson, confided, in a rare testimony for TMZ, on the guilt that has inhabited her since the disappearance of the king of pop.
In June 2009, Michael Jackson died at age 50 from cardiac arrest caused by his addiction to painkillers, leaving behind a world bereft of his unique voice. “I should have done something and I didn’t”confided his ex-wife Debbie Rowe in tears in the framework of of the survey carried out by TMZ : “Who Really Killed Michael Jackson”. She testifies, overwhelmed by regret that she didn’t do more to help the King of Pop when he became addicted to drugs. “There are a number of people who have died from addictions and in a way I was one of them” she blurted out.
Debbie Rowe, 63, nursemeets Michael Jackson while she is the assistant of dermatologist Arnold Klein, whom the singer consults for his skin problems. They married in 1996, 15 years following their meeting, in a secret ceremony in Sydney, Australia. They divorced three years later, in 1999. The couple, however, keep an excellent relationship, to the point that she becomes the surrogate mother. of two of his children: Prince and Paris.
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But “who really killed Michael Jackson? »
TMZ investigation digs deep into singer’s death Thriller, looking back at the highly publicized trial that ended with the indictment of Dr. Murray for manslaughter. The latter who testifies, declares that his experience in prison was “shattering” and said to have been decimated by grief and the pain following the death of Michael Jackson and his own trial. The 69-year-old cardiologist – released from prison in 2013 following serving half of his four-year sentence – started working for Michael Jackson in 2006. He is accused of giving the artist various drugs to help him sleep the night he died. The surgeon regrets having personally assumed the death of the pop legend and accuses other doctors of having made Michael Jackson dependent on the drugs that killed him.
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