now it seems that Michael Jackson can not have peace even after his death: some fragments of the pop star's hair caught fire during filming an advertisement for Pepsi in the '80s will go down soon? auction. The unusual relic had been preserved by Ralph Cohen, the executive producer of the spot when the accident occurred in 1984, used his coat to extinguish the blaze on the head of the king of pop.
(Picture: Jackson before and after the explosion) is visibly burnt hair of 13, which will be listed together with a transcript of Cohen's done, in which the manufacturer describes the moment when he saw Jackson walking up a staircase in the midst of a fireworks display and saw flames coming from his coma.
hair, whose value is estimated at a thousand pounds, will be beaten by the auction house International Autograph Auctions October 17, Radisson Edwardian Hotel at Heathrow Airport in London.
(Picture: Jackson is aware of the burns on the scalp)
During the incident immortalized in a video released only recently, Jackson reported second-degree burns which, according to theories circulated after the sudden death last June, the singer is not would never fully recovered.
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