New details have emerged from the autopsy report of pop king Michael Jackson, revealing a shocking aspect of his health struggles that he hid for years before his death in June 2009, at the age of about 50 years.

According to the British newspaper "Mirror", the report showed the presence of scars and stab wounds spread across his body, reflecting his long struggle with chronic pain, insomnia, and reliance on medications.

His weight at death

The report indicated that Jackson's weight at the time of his death was about 55 kilograms, a severely low weight that aligns with years of harsh dieting, cosmetic surgeries, and possible eating disorders.

Traces of stab wounds were also found in his arms, hips, thighs, and shoulders, believed to be the result of repeated injections with strong painkillers to deal with his insomnia and ongoing pains.

No traces of oral medications were found in his stomach, despite reports that he was eating only one small meal a day, which reinforces the theory of his almost complete reliance on injections.

Scars from repeated cosmetic surgeries

Forensic evidence confirmed the presence of scars behind the ears and on the sides of the nose, indicating a large number of cosmetic surgeries the international singer underwent during his career.

According to experts, these findings reflect the extreme secrecy surrounding Jackson's health condition, as he often prohibited doctors from examining certain parts of his body and was very reserved about his medical issues.

New context for old speculations

The autopsy results help clarify some of the speculations that have long been raised about Jackson's health struggles, including the possibilities of suffering from anorexia, chronic pain, and a heavy dependence on prescribed medications.

Experts noted that his severe physical weakness combined with his intensive medication intake made him more susceptible to the effects of an overdose of the anesthetic propofol, the drug that caused his death inside his home in Los Angeles.

These details reignite the discussion about the final years of Michael Jackson's life, and the health and psychological burdens he carried behind the lights and global fame.