FRIDAY OF THE TRUTH
A press conference is not expected, but rather a paper statement will be released. This comes on the heels of the unsealing of two more search warrants on what police found in both Michael Jackson's rented home and the abandoned car connected to his former personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray.
One of the warrants says: "During the course of the investigation, family members of the decedent notified L.A. County Coroner's Assistant Chief Winter, that they had located a quantity of tar heroin in a bad in the decedent's bedroom located on the 2nd floor. Chief Winter notified LAPD detectives of the found evidence"
However, a source tells ET it was not heroin -- it was "a bag of old, rancid marijuana…left to rot."
It was found in "a little bag within an athletic or duffle bag in Michael's bedroom," the source told ET special correspondent Diane Dimond.
Also found in the house: bags of marijuana, fourteen pill bottles containing sleep and anti-anxiety medications. Also taken by police -- one tube of Benoquin skin bleaching cream, one box of anti-fungal ointment and three vials of a liquid used for glaucoma patients.
The police search of the 2005 BMW connected to Dr. Murray did not yield much evidence. Police expected to find medical records for Jackson and information on prescription medicines. They did not.
The only items taken from the car were a contract in Dr. Murray's name, a business card and an envelope with miscellaneous writing on it.
One of the warrants says: "During the course of the investigation, family members of the decedent notified L.A. County Coroner's Assistant Chief Winter, that they had located a quantity of tar heroin in a bad in the decedent's bedroom located on the 2nd floor. Chief Winter notified LAPD detectives of the found evidence"
However, a source tells ET it was not heroin -- it was "a bag of old, rancid marijuana…left to rot."
It was found in "a little bag within an athletic or duffle bag in Michael's bedroom," the source told ET special correspondent Diane Dimond.
Also found in the house: bags of marijuana, fourteen pill bottles containing sleep and anti-anxiety medications. Also taken by police -- one tube of Benoquin skin bleaching cream, one box of anti-fungal ointment and three vials of a liquid used for glaucoma patients.
The police search of the 2005 BMW connected to Dr. Murray did not yield much evidence. Police expected to find medical records for Jackson and information on prescription medicines. They did not.
The only items taken from the car were a contract in Dr. Murray's name, a business card and an envelope with miscellaneous writing on it.