Michael Jackson’s Medical Records in the Hands of Lloyds London

The This Is It tour in London, which was canceled due to Michael Jackson’s death in 2009, was insured by Lloyds. Lloyds threatened that they would not pay the $17.5 million compensation to his foundation because Michael had not told them anything about the use of propofol. The foundation took legal action against Lloyds. Now that Conrad Murray is in prison for killing Michael, things are different—and it remains to be seen what will happen with this case. Recently, a judge has allowed Lloyds’ insurance to review Michael Jackson’s medical records that were presented in his murder trial. The forensic medical assessment described Michael’s health at the time of death as above the average for the general population. On Thursday, the judge said that the medical records will be delivered to the Michael Jackson Foundation, and they will be allowed to present the records to Lloyds London. Michael died on June 25, 2009, from cardiac arrest as a result of anesthesia with propofol that Dr. Conrad Murray had injected. Source: eMJey.com / AFP