Who really killed Michael Jackson on Fox

Backstage With Gentry Thomas

Who really killed Michael Jackson on Fox

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Published on Sep 6, 2022, 12:26:32 PM
Total time: 00:09:35

Episode Description

Today Gentry goes Backstage to talk to a lawyer, producer, reporter and founder of the renowned tabloid publication TMZ, Harvey Levin. He gives us all the backstory and knowledge now available about Michael Jackson's mysterious demise. He even describes Michael's battle with addiction and how it all stems back to a horrible accident during a Pepsi commercial in 1984. TMZ reveals how the King of Pop's death was much more complicated than most of the public may think. In the new special 'TMZ Investigates: Who Really Killed Michael Jackson' they take a deep dive into the corruption in Hollywood and its doctors. Harvey describes Michaels, 19 different aliases that he used to get prescription drugs to feed his crippling addiction and how close he was to death during his last tour. Gentry and Harvey talk about who’s responsible for Michaels death, the names of all the doctors he used, how demented the Hollywood lifestyle is and so much more. Make sure to subscribe and follow for the latest interviews.

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