Michael Jackson death probe: Grand jury to quiz doctors

A grand jury will reportedly question as many as 25 doctors and pharmacists in Michael Jackson's death case.

The Los Angeles District Attorney's office was said to be drawing plans to use the grand jury system to interrogate every doctor involved with the King of Pop since 1989.

The singer's "entire drug history" is being probed, including massive piles of prescriptions.

"We are talking about thousands of prescriptions," the Daily Express quoted a source as saying.

"Some records have been lost and some of those involved have not volunteered information.

"We believe the grand jury system can be used to question those who haven't co-operatived under oath," the source added.