Los Angeles: Police investigating the death of Michael Jackson are searching for lost surveillance footage taken from 'The King of Pop's' Hollywood Home.
The pop superstar who reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest in his rented Holmby Hills mansion in June was found unconscious by members of his staff, including personal medic Dr Conrad Murray, National Enquirer reported.
Authorities seized some prescription drugs from Jackson's property immediately after his demise while searching for clues to determine the cause of his death.
But detectives are reportedly missing the CCTV footage of Jackson's last moments which they hope will prove to be a crucial piece of evidence in unravelling the timeline of events that led up to Jackson's death.
"It was a very sophisticated and high-tech surveillance and security system. Not only were there cameras outside the house, but there were cameras inside as well in private locations," a source said.
"Insiders close to the investigation say Michael's death - possibly his murder -- was captured on camera, but the video has not been recovered. There are also gaps in some security camera footage stored on computer hard drives. Police are combing through personal computers recovered from the house,"the source added.
Meanwhile, a police spokesperson dismissed reports the Jackson investigation had turned into a homicide case.
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