Jamie Lee Curtis believes Michael Jackson’s descent into alleged drug addiction had a starting point.

Much like her own experience with surgery, Jackson had suffered such great pain from his burns accident and his abusive childhood that drugs were a haven.

“Listen, I can relate,” writes Curtis, 50, on a blog for The Huffington Post.

“I too found painkillers after a routine cosmetic surgical procedure and I too became addicted, the morphine becomes the warm bath from which to escape painful reality. I was a lucky one. I was able to see that the pain had started long ago and far away and that finding the narcotic was merely a matter of time. The pain needed numbing.

“My recovery from drug addiction is the single greatest accomplishment of my life but it takes work — hard, painful work — but the help is there, in every town and career, drug/drink freed members of society, from every single walk and talk of life to help and guide.”

She also eloquently said: “We’re being shown now, in the weeks following Mr Jackson’s death, the supposed headwaters of his river of pain, the accident with Pepsi and the literal head on fire. It is a harrowing image, flames leaping off his head seconds before others came to his rescue. The explanation is that this moment was the drug start point that eventually took over his life. I don’t believe it.

“The pain he suffered was from his birth, from his being and becoming the commodity that then made him the omnipotent King of the Pop-Goes-The-Weasel-Jacko-In-The-Neverland-Box that destroyed him.”

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Katherine Jackson is said to have had heated discussions with Michael’s brother, Jermaine, who wants the singer to be buried at the ranch where he lived from 1988 to 2003. Charges of child molestation made against the singer and police raids are believed to have caused him to leave.

Katherine believes that Michael would not wish to be laid to rest there for the same reasons that he did not want to live there.

A source close to Katherine said: “Michael left Neverland for good, never to return. He felt violated by law enforcement after his molestation trial. He felt this place he had built had been tainted.”

Jermaine said: “This is his home, he created this. Why wouldn’t he be here? I feel his presence. And I love that. I want my mother to come back here and feel what I feel. He built this place with love and you can see it and feel it.”
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