A new documentary on the late singer Michael Jackson exposes previously undisclosed facts about the 'King of Pop,' including the fact that he was bald and had several scars.
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Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009, and his death was buried in mystery and scandal, but a new documentary revealed previously undisclosed secrets about the celebrity, particularly those about his looks.
In the documentary "Killing Michael Jackson," three detectives who were engaged in the investigation into the death of the so-called "King of Pop" testify.
Detectives Orlando Martinez, Dan Myers, and Scott Smith explain in the documentary created and produced by ZigZag that the singer was bald and had to wear a wig, and that he also had tattoos on his sides to hide them.
The "Thriller" and "Billie Jean" singer-songwriter also has scars behind his ears, at the base of his neck, on his nose, arms, and wrists, according to him.
In addition, Jackson had scars on practically every area of his body, including his hips, thighs, and shoulders, from painkiller injections delivered daily by his doctor, Conrad Murray, who was convicted guilty of involuntary manslaughter for a propofol overdose.
Although it was evident that the pop artist had a lot of cosmetic surgery, notably on his face, they did not divulge the precise number of treatments he had, but it appears that he changed almost his whole physique.
Other information disclosed in the new documentary indicated that Michael had tattoos on his brows and lips, which were previously unnoticed.