Jackson doctor 'to speak with police'

Dr Conrad Murray will speak with Los Angeles police investigating Michael Jackson's death, it has been reported.

Murray, who was with the singer when he suffered a fatal heart attack at his rented Holmby Hills home, has made his way back to the city, says Sky News.

It was suggested that law enforcement officials were hunting for the physician after reports said that Jackson had died of an overdose.

According to TMZ, Murray was living with Jackson to administer daily Demerol injections into his body. The website claimed that the 50-year-old could have been given "too much" of the synthetic narcotic, which is similar to morphine, on Thursday.

A recording of the 911 call placed from Jackson's home was released earlier today, while an autopsy will reportedly be performed on the late star over the next few hours.