Michael Jackson Autopsy: More Tests Needed, No 'Exterior Trauma'

Craig Harvey, center, operating chief officer of the Los Angeles County Coroners office, gives a briefing on the results of the autopsy on the body of Michael Jackson, during a news conference Friday, Officer Gus Villanveua stands at right. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)

The LA County Coroner's office today announced the completion of Michael Jackson's autopsy, but a cause of death could not be determined until more tests are done. Toxicology and other tests could take four to six weeks, they said.

There was "no indication of foul play" or "exterior trauma," but “we know he was taking some prescription medications,” said Coroner’s spokesman Craig Harvey. Jackson's body will be released tonight at 6 p.m. and can be now used in the funeral.