London, August 6 : New pictures of Michael Jackson''s Los Angeles home where he died of an apparent cardiac arrest unravels a lot about his eccentric tastes.

The snaps show the bed on which the King of Pop breathed last.

The furniture in the room is cast aside in one corner, while medical equipment and a phone shown in an earlier published shot are missing.

Presumably, the investigators have taken it as evidence, reports the Sun.

The phone especially, is supposed to be important piece of evidence, since Dr Conrad Murray- MJ''s personal physician- has claimed he was delayed in making an emergency call, as phones in the house did not work.

A walk-in closet once filled with medical equipment including oxygen tanks was reportedly empty.

Apparently, the singer''s notes reflecting his obsession with children were pasted on a TV and an ornament by the deathbed.

A police source who has visited the place after the pop legend''s demise revealed that one of the message read: "Children are sweet," while another went: "Children are innocent."

The insider added that the bedroom was in shambles, littered with handwritten notes, which pointed to Jackson''s frail mental state.

In the living room was a decorated ornate fireplace.

Also, a snap shows a strange tattooed mannequin in the icon''s kitchen while a kiddies'' playhouse can be seen in the corner of the grounds of the estate, resembling his former home Neverland.

Police have reportedly seized bags of drugs and medical equipment from the house as part of the investigation.

The house has seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and 11 fireplaces as well as sprawling grounds, a huge swimming pool and a guest house, which was inhabited by the singer and his children- Prince, 12, Paris, 11, and Blanket, seven- apart from bodyguards and his live-in physician Dr Conrad Murray.

Murray has been suspected of giving MJ the dangerous sedative Propofol that took his life.

Jackson paid a rent of 60,000 pounds every month for the luxury home since December as he rehearsed in Los Angeles for his London O2 comeback shows. (ANI)