Michael Jackson’s ghost ‘has finally found peace in the afterlife’ psychic bizarrely claims adding star is ‘ignoring’ Leaving Neverland allegations

the King of Pop had found a “deep sense of peace” since his death ten years ago aged 50 from an overdose of propofol in his mansion in Los Angeles.

He said: “A lot of people think of Michael Jackson as moonwalking or with a fedora, but when he came through, it was much just like a child trying to connect and he really came across as any brother trying to connect with his sister, so it was just really an emotional special.”

Although he did the reading with Jackson’s sister before the release of the documentary Leaving Neverland which examined allegations of child abuse against the singer, Henry did touch on the controversial claims with the star’s ghost.

The HBO programme, directed by Dan Reed, alleged the pop star was a predatory paedophile who groomed and sexually abused young boys.

In the two-part documentary  two accusers Wade Robson, 36,  and James Safechuck, 40, claimed the King of Pop abused them.

He said he didn’t get any sense of “anger” coming from Jackson’s spirit over comments La Toya had made in a press conference in 1993 where she raised questions about her brother’s relationship with young boys.

She later apologised for her comments and said she had been under the influence of her abusive husband Jack Gordon.

Henry said: “He actually communicated to La Toya in that reading that some of the comments she had made around the time that these allegations were brought forward might have been in jest, or she might have regretted and he communicated an understanding and forgiveness around some of what she said previously.

'So it was actually really important for her to hear that and I think it might have been a precursor to what came later on, sadly.”

The psychic also revealed Jackson’s ghost said he had been upset by the medical treatment on the day he died by his personal physician Dr Conrad Murray.

Henry related how Jackson’s spirit said Dr Murray shouldn’t have left him alone after he had given him an injection of propofol, an aesthetic he had been given to help his insomnia.

The 50-year-old singer died on June 25, 2009 from a heart attack brought on by acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication.

La Toya said after the hour-long reading she was convinced Henry had been in touch with her dead brother.

She said: “These are things Tyler was telling me that nobody knows.”

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