Michael Jackson's Death Body Might Never Been Buried at All

Sat, 27 June 2009 02:40:40 ET

'An agreement is in place to plastinate the King of Pop (Michael Jackson),' says German doctor Gunther von Hagens as being quoted by Daily Mail.

New speculation raises regarding how King of Pop Michael Jackson will be laid to rest. Daily Mail reports that the 50-year-old singer may either have a traditional Islamic funeral or be preserved forever in his "famous moonwalk stance".

Talking about the matter, German doctor Gunther von Hagens, who is famous for "embalming corpses in polyurethane", says, "An agreement is in place to plastinate the King of Pop." Then, he admits that he "had agreed with representatives of Jackson's family months ago that Jackson's body would be plastinated and placed next to the singer's late chimp Bubbles, who was preserved after his death and is on display in the show at the O2 arena, where the singer was due to appear next month."

On the other hand, Jackson probably is buried in his reported Islamic faith. However, if an Islamic funeral took place, his body must be buried within two days of his death. As for the press time, there is no indication that Jackson will be buried by Sunday, June 28.

Michael Jackson was pronounced dead on Thursday, June 25 at 2:26 P.M. after experiencing cardiac arrest and being rushed to UCLA Medical Center while in a deep coma. Most recently, his parents Joe and Kate Jackson's attorney Debra Opri revealed that the "Invincible" singer wanted his mom to raise his three children if anything happened to him.

"Katherine will be the custodial parent for the kids," Opri told Radar Online. "It was understood that Katherine is the best person to take care of the children as she can provide a stable, loving environment for the kids. The children will remain with Katherine, and she should raise them."

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