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[Best Syndication News] The police and federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents are searching Michael Jackson's personal doctor's home in Las Vegas this Tuesday to find evidence as part of a manslaughter investigation.

The warrants were sealed and the officials told AP reporter that they couldn't disclose what they were looking for at Dr. Conrad Murray's home. But he did tell them that the search would probably take around five hours.

According to TMZ the search warrant for the Las Vegas home was in search of Michael Jackson's medical records.

People magazine reported that in addition to searching Murray's Las Vegas home in the suberb of Summerlin, police are also searching the doctor's clinic in Las Vegas. An official told the magazine that they are in search of any evidence that would be pertinent to the case, including Jackson's medical records.

Murray also had Houston authorities searching his clinic and storage located in Texas to seek evidence which happened only a few days ago.

According to the the AP report, Murray told investigators that he had given propofol to Jackson in the early morning of June 25th which is the day that he died. Propofol is what authorities suspect that caused the death of Michael Jackson, however, the toxicology report from the autopsy has not come back yet to confirm this suspicion.

By: John Stanton