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According to the report there was a chair next to the bed (for the doctor to sit on), a green oxygen tank, prescription meds, medical supplies, a box of catheters, disposable needles, alcohol pads, and a a closed bottle of urine near the bed.

Authorities found 11 bottles of Propofol in the house — 3 100 ml vials and 8 20 ml vials.

As for Michael Jackson’s hair, the Coroner’s report says, “The decedent’s head hair is sparse and is connected to a wig.”

Drugs found were:
■Diazepam (for anxiety) prescribed by Dr. Murray
■Lorazepam (for anxiety) prescribed by Dr. Murray
■Temazepam (for insomnia) prescribed by Dr. Murray
■Clonazepam (for panic disorders) prescribed by Dr. Allan Metzger
■Trazodone (an anti-depressant) prescribed by Dr. Metzger
■Tizanidine (a muscle relaxer) prescribed to Omar Arnold (a Jackson alias) prescribed by Dr. Arnold Klein

None of the Propofol had prescription directions, patient or doctor names.

Also at the scene was an empty vial of Propofol injectable emulsion and an empty glass vial of a Flumazenil injection (which reverses effects of sedation) and a broken syringe.

They also found liquid Midazolam (anti-anxiety), Lorazepam liquid (injectable) and 14 capsules of ephedrine (for narcolepsy and depression), caffeine aspirin, Zanaflex (a muscle relaxer) and Prednisone (for skin conditions). There was also Azithromycin (an antibiotic), prescribed by Dwight James/Cherilyn Lee and the patient name was Kathlyn Hursey.

Propofol is not to be used for insomnia relief. The only reports of its use in homes are cases of fatal abuse.”