Police Taking Statements On Singer George Michael’s Death

British police seeking to establish facts about the Christmas Day death of pop star George Michael are taking statements about the case.

Thames Valley Police said Friday this is normal practice involving deaths that are “unexplained but non-suspicious.”

The statement said the police investigation is “standard practice in cases such as this to allow the coroner to determine the circumstances of the death.”

George Michael performs on stage in concert on the first night of his ‘George Michael Live’ Australian tour at Burswood Dome on February 20, 2010 in Perth
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Michael was found dead in his country home shortly before a planned Christmas lunch.

His manager said the 53-year-old died of heart failure. A post-mortem was inconclusive and further tests were ordered, with results expected in roughly two weeks. Police denied tabloid reports that a major crime unit has been put in charge.

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Michael’s death prompted much grief and recognition of his charitable contributions.

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