There was no foul play in King of Pop Michael Jackson's death.
This has been confirmed by LA County Coroner’s Office spokesperson Craig Harvey who said the actual cause of the icon's death will be known in 4-6 weeks.
Harvey added the singer's body is now available for release to the Jackson family and then on to a selected mortuary.
The singer was not breathing when paramedics arrived at his Bel Air Home.
The paramedics performed CPR on Jackson as the ambulance took him to the UCLA medical centre.
Jackson began his career as a child in family group The Jackson 5.
He then went on to achieve global fame as a solo artist with smash hits such as Thriller and Bad.
Michael Jackson unleashed his pop masterpiece, Thriller in 1982 which rewrote the rule book on how pop is marketed, not least because of its ground breaking video clips.
The Thriller album is frequently named the biggest selling album of all time, 65 million copies according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
He caused jaws to drop around the world when he debuted the Moonwalk at a Motown television special in 1983.
Michael Jackson defined pop and was also the author of the ever popular We Are The World.
No foul play
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