The popular persecution on the mysterious death of pop-icon Michael Jackson is finally at verge of being discharged by the court. Legal representatives are looking forward to involve three medical experts in clarifying doubts related to the death of Mr. Jackson.

The lawsuit was filed against the doctor in charge of Mr. Jackson, Dr. Conrad Murray. He has been accused for injecting a deadly dose of surgical anesthetic to Mr. Jackson in the year 2009. On the contrary, the cardiologist legal representatives reveal that Mr. Jackson took the dose. The other experts analyzing the case are Dr. Elon Steinberg, a cardiologist, and Nader Kamanger who deal with heart and sleep disorder problems.

According to Dr. Christopher Rogers who carried out the autopsy of Mr. Jackson, Dr. Murray must have given an overdose of the medicine that treats the condition of insomnia. The drug provided the patient with complete sleep.

Another possible reason of the overdose provided by Roger is that Mr. Jackson must have taken an overdose of the medicine while Mr. Murray was absent from the room. As per Rogers', "The alternate scenario would be in order to keep Mr. Jackson asleep, the doctor would have to give him a little bit every hour, two or three tablespoons an hour".

As per the statement of Dr. Murray, he gave Mr. Jackson only 25 milligrams of the medicine that could keep him asleep for not more than 5 minutes. While Rogers states that the a100 milliliter empty bottle of the medicine has been found in the room of the deceased.