New Video And Photos Show Michael’s Pepsi Commercial Incident, Needle Marks

Hold on to your fedoras - the investigation into Michael Jackson’s death is gonna be a bumpy ride. First up is the above video that Us magazine somehow obtained, of Michael’s infamous Pepsi commercial shoot hair-fire. In the eerie clip, we see what actually went down when pyrotechnics on the set of M.J.’s shoot went off early and burned the singer’s head and face. Many sources attribute this incident - in which he sustained second and third degree burns - as the start of Michael’s addiction to painkillers.

ABC News is also flaunting gruesome pictures of the singer’s legs from 2002, which show signs of vitiligo, needle marks, and a frightening black burn mark. A dermatologist who spoke with the network said that the marking could be due to acidic fluid coming in contact with his skin and that it looks like “there are multiple puncture points from IV placement.”

Meanwhile, TMZ insists that the LAPD is approaching Jackson’s death as a homicide, with Dr. Conrad Murray as a person of interest. Sources tell the site that the powerful anesthetic Propofol was found at the singer’s home and is believed to have caused his death.