Prosecutors in Micheal Jackson's case to use autopsy photos

Two photographs taken during Michael Jackson’s autopsy will be used in the Conrad Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial.

The judge has given the prosecutors his approval to present the snaps as evidence in the trial. One of the photos shows the pop star clothed while laid out on a gurney, reported TMZ.

However, the other photo shows Jackson's naked body, but the judge explained "certain parts" will be "blocked out." He didn't explain which parts.

The judge ruled that the photos are relevant under the evidence code and are not gruesome, graphic or inflammatory.