Jackson death case 'to conclude soon'

Michael Jackson's death investigation will soon reach its conclusion, according to reports.

The Los Angeles Times understands that the inquest, which has been afoot for half a year, showed signs of slowing this morning.

Speculation still remains rife on whether Jackson's personal physician will be charged, as Los Angeles prosecutors continually decline to comment.

Ed Chernoff, the lawyer for Conrad Murray, yesterday told the press that the doctor is "available to turn himself in" if charges are pressed.

However, the District Attorney's office of Los Angeles County refused to comment directly on the matter.

"All I can tell you is that we have not filed anything. When and if we do, we will let everyone know at one time," spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons said.