However Conrad Murray- who was Jacko’s personal physician last year when he died- will still face an involuntary manslaughter case.

California officials announced yesterday that they will not pursue the other doctors who they had investigated in relation to the King Of Pop.

Brian Oxman, a lawyer for MJ’s dad Joe said: “I am very disappointed. The misuse of medications by Michael Jackson in the last years of his life was excessive and to fail to bring that to the public eye is ignoring reality.”

The star was on a range of prescription medication at the time of his death and was given a large dose of painkiller Propofol.

Earlier this week a report emerged that claimed Michael has a secret daughter who now lives in Holland.