Hollywood Medium Tyler Henry walks through Michael Jackson's final moments as he sits with La Toya
By Christine Rendon For Dailymail.com
Published: 04:43 BST, 3 May 2018
Tyler Henry walked through Michael Jackson's final moments on the season finale of his E! series, Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry.
La Toya Jackson sat for a reading with the 22-year-old medium and explained she received 'closure' after Tyler connected her to her brother.
'There's a very strong emphasis on this,' Tyler told La Toya, 61, as the reading began. 'He's acknowledging that he should not have been left alone at a time when he was left alone.
'And that's coming in, and that's what he's putting a lot of emphasis on. The person who should have been there to monitor, wasn't monitoring. And it's like, "I trusted you to be there, I trusted the role that you were supposed to have to help me, and you left. It's like, of all times, you should be right here.'
'Did something happen while he was abandoned?' La Toya asked.
'It's an interesting thing about this, because I feel like when he was abandoned, that would have been an ideal time for him to try to reach 911, to try to call for help, to try to get help,' he explained.
'At this time, he realized something was wrong while he was alone, and that's when he was conscious and realizing something's wrong here. But I just don't feel like he had someone to say, "Hey, I'm having a medical emergency, something's happening."'
'Right, no one was there to say that,' La Toya agreed.
'After I realize, there's something wrong in here,' Tyler says as he gestures towards his chest, 'There's this feeling oh, "Oh this medication kicks in." I suddenly become affected by this medicine. It's kind of like this feeling of, "Oh my God, what do I do? I don't want to waste time, like clearly something's happening." And this happens very fast.'
La Toya described how painful it was for her to hear Tyler's description.
'I think what hurts the most is not only was there a need for someone to be there for him, but there was a trusted person, a person that he trust, a person that was in that inner circle, and that person wasn't there. And just to hear that, it tears you apart. I just wanted to cry.'
'It tears you apart': La Toya described how painful it was for her to hear Tyler's description
Tyler admitted, 'I don't know much about that specific case as far as his testimony or anything like that, but do you know if his story changed? Did he say one thing and then say something different?'
'Yes stories change. Stories change all the time,' she said.
'To your knowledge, you do know that this person did leave?' Tyler asked.
'Yeah, he did admit that at one point,' La Toya said.
'That's validation that is indeed a true fact,' Tyler replied. 'That regardless of how much his story changes, that part is true, he did actually leave.'
'And no one else came in during that time or prior to that time that the other person wasn't aware of?' La Toya asked.
Heart breaking: Michael died at age 50 in 2009 from a propofol and benzodiazepine overdose (pictured in 2003)
'I don't see anyone coming into his room while he was alone,' Tyler replied.
Michael died at age 50 in 2009 from a propofol and benzodiazepine overdose.
Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Michael's death in 2011.