A women's blouse with apparent bloodstains has reportedly emerged in Michael Jackson's wardrobe.
The shirt, with the price label attached, was suggested to have added to the mystery surrounding the death of the King of Pop.
It was speculated that the 3.99-dollar tag indicated it may not have been worn and could have been used to mop up blood.
Officials investigating the death were thought not to have seized the shirt as part of their evidence.
"It's pretty extraordinary that a bloody shirt would not be taken as evidence," The Sun quoted leading US lawyer Craig Silverman, who is not a part of the case, as saying.
Los Angeles police are yet to explain why the shirt was not taken in by investigators.
A spokesman said: "Our detectives aren't speaking to the media about the investigation so we won't have an answer at the moment. I don't foresee one for some time."
The shirt, with the price label attached, was suggested to have added to the mystery surrounding the death of the King of Pop.
It was speculated that the 3.99-dollar tag indicated it may not have been worn and could have been used to mop up blood.
Officials investigating the death were thought not to have seized the shirt as part of their evidence.
"It's pretty extraordinary that a bloody shirt would not be taken as evidence," The Sun quoted leading US lawyer Craig Silverman, who is not a part of the case, as saying.
Los Angeles police are yet to explain why the shirt was not taken in by investigators.
A spokesman said: "Our detectives aren't speaking to the media about the investigation so we won't have an answer at the moment. I don't foresee one for some time."
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