Second Jackson autopsy stuns family

Relatives had asked for their own report on the singer's body after the LA Coroner's office ruled out foul play.

Family lawyer Brian Oxman said the findings were consistent and that the star's body bore "a number of unique and significant marks and injuries".

The second autopsy is done and the coroner came to see Katherine last night.

"Any autopsy report would note a number of unique and significant marks and injuries on the body of Michael Jackson.

"Firstly the four puncture marks on his chest from the needle. Well Ive seen those marks on his chest Ive seen his body so I know theyre there.

"His weight we know he was incredibly lean. Regarding baldness, Michael does have a distinctive patch on the side of his head. I know that his brother, who is only six years older, has a similar fuzz from losing his hair and has to dye it.

"Regarding the tablets in his stomach well we know he was taking a lot of prescription drugs. That hasnt been denied."

The singer was a virtual skeleton when he died barely eating and with only pills in his stomach.

His hips, thighs and shoulders were riddled with needle wounds believed to be the result of painkiller injections.

It showed he had lost his hair and had a "peach fuzz" covering his scalp.

And Oxman added: "There should be a healed broken fracture on his left leg and on the vertebrae of his back.

"And Michael has a very distinct pattern of vitiligo scars on his chest. They covered his chest and were in a leopard pattern."

There were also four injection sites found above or near to Jackos heart. They appeared to be the result of attempts to pump adrenaline directly into the organ in a failed bit to restart it.

And Michaels doctor has confirmed the dying star was given an adrenaline shot to the heart.

Bags of drugs were taken from Jacksons Holmby Hills home by detectives yesterday as they continued their investigation into the death.