Trot singer Lee Chan-won raises questions about Michael Jackson's death by referring to the results of his autopsy. The 48th episode of KBS 2TV's "Secrets of Celebrity Soldiers," airing on March 17, covers the complex life and death of Michael Jackson. Although 17 years have passed since Michael Jackson's death, his daughter Paris Jackson still claims, "My father was murdered." This broadcast traces his last day and explores the reality behind the misunderstandings surrounding him.

Choreographer Monica recalled Michael Jackson's death, saying, "At the time, it was so unbelievable it felt like April Fool's Day." Writer Bae Soon-tak expressed regret over his short life, stating, "His musical achievements will be difficult for other artists to replicate."

There was a crucial witness to Michael Jackson's death. His personal physician, Conrad Murray, spent about 12 hours with Michael Jackson on his last night. Murray claimed that Michael Jackson stopped breathing during the two minutes he was away and that he took immediate action. However, it was revealed that the 911 call was made an hour and a half later, causing a stir in the studio.

The autopsy results were shocking. Monica could not hide her surprise that Michael Jackson's death was classified as 'Homicide,' and Lee Chan-won added tension by reacting, "It was murder, right?" This episode focuses intensively on the mystery surrounding his death, especially the missing golden hour and a half.

One of the misunderstandings that tormented Michael Jackson was the rumor that he wanted to become white. Mockery claiming he used bleach to whiten his entire body or was addicted to plastic surgery trapped him in the frame of "Wacko Jacko." However, specialist Lee Nak-jun suggested that these changes might not have been mere eccentricities but choices made to fight illness. Michael Jackson suffered from the autoimmune disease lupus during his lifetime, which may have caused necrosis of the nasal tissue. His insistence on carrying a black umbrella even under the blazing sun can also be interpreted as an action to combat his illness.

Before his death, Michael Jackson was burdened with debts amounting to 700 billion won. He prepared the concert tour "This Is It" to make a comeback. Originally planned for 10 shows, the concert was extended to 50 performances by the decision of the event planning company, forcing Michael Jackson to continue an unstoppable race toward death.

This broadcast explores what happened on Michael Jackson's last night and presents a new perspective on his life and death. The untold story of Michael Jackson can be seen in the 48th episode of "Secrets of Celebrity Soldiers," airing at 8:30 PM on March 17.