Michael Jackson was the most successful entertainer of all time, winning 13 Grammy’s and selling over 750 million records worldwide. But his ascent to the top was mired by controversy. From tales of drug addiction and botched plastic surgery to lured accusations of child abuse. And on June 25th 2009 the enigmatic pop icon was found dead in his Los Angeles home, he was just 50 years of age. Michael’s physician, Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter but it’s a conviction he fiercely denies. Now, esteemed forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter is re-examining all the evidence to find out exactly what happened that led to the untimely death of the king of pop.

George Michael was one of the most brilliant performers of his generation. In a career spanning 35 years, his talent for creating enduring music led him to become one of the greatest recording artists of all time. Following global fame with the pop group Wham!, his solo career sent him into the stratosphere and for a time, it seemed, he was unstoppable. But the death of both his lover and mother, along with the pressures of hiding his homosexuality, resulted in severe depression. Away from public view, this gifted star hid a tortured soul. He would sit at home with the curtains closed, ingesting all kinds of chemicals and alcohol – numbing himself to the pain that never went away. A string of lurid headlines documented a slide into self-destruction, which only ended with his untimely death, at the age of 53. It was attributed to natural causes, but rumour and suspicion that other forces were at play persist. Dr. Michael Hunter investigates what was going on in the singer’s body that caused him to die so suddenly, at such a young age.

Michael Jackson was lit up with talent. He captivated the world with his music and performance, and is one of the top selling artists ever. ‘Thriller’ still tops the charts as the world’s best-selling album to date. Offstage though, Michael’s life was an enigma. The allegations of child abuse, the plastic surgery and his strange childlike personality gave rise to the press image of Michael as ‘Wacko Jacko’. And yet, Michael was not ‘wacko’, he was damaged by his showbiz upbringing – emotionally, he remained a child. In a timely re-assessment of his life, this feature-length, partly dramatized biopic examines how Michael went from cute child star to the pop mega-artist who never grew up. With interviews from those who knew him well, the film examines Michael’s astonishing talent and career as he battled his family and tried to shake off his brutal childhood.

George Michael was a world-wide super star selling over 100 million albums. He started pop group Wham! with his childhood friend Andrew Ridgeley in the 1980s then continued to have solo success with a career that spanned four decades. He was adored by millions and yet he died alone on Christmas Day 2016. His extraordinary life was marred by contradictions – from soaring highs to crashing lows. In the last ten years of his life, George Michael became more known for run-ins with the press and the law than he did for his music. So what tipped him over the edge?

Amy Winehouse was one of the most gifted singer songwriters of her generation. Her multi-award winning album Back to Black has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. Her soulful voice, the raw honesty of her lyrics and witty, down-to-earth personality won the hearts of millions. But at 3.30pm on July 23rd 2011, she was found dead in the bedroom of her home in Camden, North London. At the inquest, the coroner concluded she had died of alcohol poisoning. Winehouse fought a very long and public battle with addiction. But in the weeks leading up to her death, she had made huge progress – she was clean of drugs and she was trying to tackle her alcoholism. So why did Amy Winehouse suddenly drink herself to death? Using information revealed by her autopsy, testimony heard at the Inquest and eyewitness accounts, world renowned forensic pathologist Dr Michael Hunter investigates the last days of Amy Winehouse.

Prince, the pop superstar who sold over 100 million records over a 30 year career, was fit, health-conscious, and vehemently anti-drugs. And yet, on April 21st, 2016, Prince died, shockingly, of a drug overdose. The case is still under investigation. Renowned forensic pathologist, Dr Michael Hunter, analyses Prince’s medical history to uncover the possible reasons for his untimely death at only 57 years of age, and to reveal what really happened in the last days of this much loved star.

A discussion of what’s in store for the upcoming episode of “On Patrol: Live” and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.

A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.

A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.

In Austin, TX officers must break up a cell brawl. In Las Vegas, NV a woman has deep regrets and reflection after being arrested on her wedding night. In Austin, TX a man is freed from the noose he created and placed on a vigilant watch.

In Austin, TX several inmates are subdued after exhibiting unruly behavior. In Portland, OR anger dominates emotions as a man accuses officers of profiling him during arrest. In Austin, TX an officer uses “verbal judo” to gain the upper hand with combative inmates.

In Tulsa, OK a man attacks a medical officer and several officers rush to intervene. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is charged with malicious destruction after destroying a tree and unleashing its nesting pigeons. In Portland, OR a man’s menacing gaze and causes unease in jail after he arrested for domestic abuse charges.

In Fort Myers, FL a prisoner refuses to exit his cell. In Austin, TX a man reacts to his arrest by singing. In Paterson, NJ an inmate repeatedly escapes his restraints as he experiences severe alcohol withdrawal.

In Las Vegas, NV a woman arrested for domestic violence begins screaming and refuses to calm down. In Austin, TX two friends arrested for public intoxication embrace a in tearful reunion after a rollicking booking process. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is arrested for driving a stolen car.

In Austin, TX an uncooperative woman fights her arrest resulting in a trip to the isolation cell. In Santa Ana, CA an inmate uses the phone to dial 911 causing alarm. In Las Vegas, NV officers run to the rescue when a man passes out.

In Austin, TX officers must break up a cell brawl. In Las Vegas, NV a woman has deep regrets and reflection after being arrested on her wedding night. In Austin, TX a man is freed from the noose he created and placed on a vigilant watch.

In Austin, TX several inmates are subdued after exhibiting unruly behavior. In Portland, OR anger dominates emotions as a man accuses officers of profiling him during arrest. In Austin, TX an officer uses “verbal judo” to gain the upper hand with combative inmates.

In Tulsa, OK a man attacks a medical officer and several officers rush to intervene. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is charged with malicious destruction after destroying a tree and unleashing its nesting pigeons. In Portland, OR a man’s menacing gaze and causes unease in jail after he arrested for domestic abuse charges.

In Fort Myers, FL a prisoner refuses to exit his cell. In Austin, TX a man reacts to his arrest by singing. In Paterson, NJ an inmate repeatedly escapes his restraints as he experiences severe alcohol withdrawal.

In Las Vegas, NV a woman arrested for domestic violence begins screaming and refuses to calm down. In Austin, TX two friends arrested for public intoxication embrace a in tearful reunion after a rollicking booking process. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is arrested for driving a stolen car.

In Austin, TX an uncooperative woman fights her arrest resulting in a trip to the isolation cell. In Santa Ana, CA an inmate uses the phone to dial 911 causing alarm. In Las Vegas, NV officers run to the rescue when a man passes out.