Michael Jackson's 11-year-old daughter Paris believes her father died because he was overworked in the lead-up to his 'This Is It' tour.
Speaking on British talk show The Paul O'Grady Show, Michael's sister La Toya Jackson voiced her niece's theories that Michael had died because he was pushed too hard by concert organisers.
"She said, 'No, you don’t understand, they kept working him and Daddy didn’t want that but they worked him constantly' — I felt so bad," La Toya said.
Michael died from a cardiac arrest with a cocktail of pharmaceutical drugs in his system. Immediately after his death in hospital, Paris confided in her aunt, "The cardiologist was the best, so how could this happen?"
"What happened is they worked him too hard."
Michael had originally planned to do 10 concerts but that number was increased to 50 — a decision he publicly complained about.
La Toya also revealed her own theory that Michael was murdered for the Beatles songs and other music that he owned.
"I thought that from day one ... you must understand something Michael always told me," she said.
"He said, 'If anything happens to me, if I die, it’s because someone murdered me — they’re trying to kill me'.
"It wasn't that he was being delusional, they did this over the catalogue."
An autopsy report released today reveals that Michael was in good health before his death with no heart problems whatsoever, however his arms were covered with puncture wounds from the drugs that eventually caused his death.
Speaking on British talk show The Paul O'Grady Show, Michael's sister La Toya Jackson voiced her niece's theories that Michael had died because he was pushed too hard by concert organisers.
"She said, 'No, you don’t understand, they kept working him and Daddy didn’t want that but they worked him constantly' — I felt so bad," La Toya said.
Michael died from a cardiac arrest with a cocktail of pharmaceutical drugs in his system. Immediately after his death in hospital, Paris confided in her aunt, "The cardiologist was the best, so how could this happen?"
"What happened is they worked him too hard."
Michael had originally planned to do 10 concerts but that number was increased to 50 — a decision he publicly complained about.
La Toya also revealed her own theory that Michael was murdered for the Beatles songs and other music that he owned.
"I thought that from day one ... you must understand something Michael always told me," she said.
"He said, 'If anything happens to me, if I die, it’s because someone murdered me — they’re trying to kill me'.
"It wasn't that he was being delusional, they did this over the catalogue."
An autopsy report released today reveals that Michael was in good health before his death with no heart problems whatsoever, however his arms were covered with puncture wounds from the drugs that eventually caused his death.