Questions surrounding Michael Jackson's death are highlighted through a broadcast. In episode 48 of KBS2's "The Secret of Celebrity Soldiers," the mystery of Michael Jackson's life and death is explored. The program will air on March 17 at 8:30 PM.

Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson, claims that her father was murdered. Although 17 years have passed since his death, many questions still remain. The broadcast focuses closely on Jackson's last day, analyzing misunderstandings and facts surrounding him.

Conrad Murray, the personal physician who was with Michael Jackson on his last night, appears as a key witness. Murray claims that Jackson stopped breathing during the two minutes he was away. However, controversy arises as it is revealed that the 911 call was made an hour and a half later.

The autopsy classified Michael Jackson's death as "Homicide." The program's participants express shock, with Lee Chan-won reacting, "It was murder, right?" Alongside this, various misunderstandings and rumors Michael Jackson faced during his life are also addressed in the broadcast.

Michael Jackson was burdened with debt amounting to 700 billion won during his lifetime. The concert tour "This Is It," planned as a comeback effort, was originally scheduled for 10 shows but was increased to 50 by the event organizer's decision. This indicates the pressure he was under to continue performing.

Rumors about Michael Jackson's changing appearance are also mentioned in the broadcast. He was criticized for trying to become white and mocked for being addicted to plastic surgery. However, specialist Nakjoon Lee suggests that these changes might have been choices made to fight illness. Jackson suffered from the autoimmune disease lupus, which may have caused necrosis of the nasal tissue. His use of a black umbrella is also interpreted as part of his battle with illness.

This broadcast raises various questions related to Michael Jackson's death and aims to provide a new perspective on his life. It plans to deliver to viewers the final moments of Jackson and the diverse stories surrounding him.