According to "The Sun", the singer used fictitious name to buy drugs
Michael Jackson spent 30 thousand pounds (about $ 82 thousand) per month on drugs, according to "The Sun". According to the publication, the singer, who died in last Thursday (25), using the fictitious name Omar Adams for acquiring part of medications.
Among the medications were morphine-based painkiller Vicodin, a muscle relaxant Soma and the sedative Xanax. He also tamava antidepressants, medications against anxiety and to combat the acidity in the stomach.
Some of the prescriptions were given by the dermatologist Arnold Klein in Beverly Hills. Who bought the drugs were the staff and nurses of Michael, that would be Omar Adams claimed the name of your alter ego.
The family of the singer wants to open an investigation on the amount of drugs prescribed.
"The details of the autopsy are incredibly horrible, terrifying," said family attorney, Brian Oxman the newspaper. "They shouting 'Oh my God, oh my God', reading the full result.
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