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CREEPY new shots of Michael Jackson’s bedroom reveal the scale of his drug addictions – and a bizarre baby shrine.

Pills, oxygen tanks and medical supplies litter the scene of his Los Angeles home. Drugs include powerful anaesthetics Lidocaine and Propofol, which killed him, as well as the tranquiliser Diazepam.

With the portraits of unidentified babies stands a small picture of Charlie Chaplin.

The pictures also show a tall medical stand holding a plastic bag of intravenous fluids and what appears to be two oxygen tanks.

Hanging on the drawers is a large poster of a child with the words “sweet baby” written on it.

Bottles can be seen lined up alongside over-the-counter drugs purchased from a string of local chemists.

In one photograph, which appears to have been taken in a car, there is a list of nearby 24-hour pharmacies and their phone numbers.

The images were taken by Los Angeles police investigating his death.

They emerged in court yesterday as Jacko’s mother Katherine, 83, along with his two eldest children – Prince, 16, and Paris, 15 – sued promoter AEG Live for £31billion for neglect over his death.

They claim AEG Live hired Dr Conrad Murray, who was found guilty of giving Jacko, 50, a fatal shot of Propofol in 2011.

Jurors were shown an email from AEG boss Randy Phillips saying: “He scares us to death, he is shooting him up with something.”

(Image: LAPD)

According to the family’s solicitor, the Jacksons believe AEG failed to supervise the physician as well as missing warning signs about his failing health.

AEG deny wrongdoing and say the singer was responsible for hiring £150,000-per-month Murray himself.

The pictures also show the doctor’s medical bag. It was stashed high in a cupboard when police discovered it.

There are also images of Jackson’s iconic embroidered jackets hanging in a closet and stacks of movies on a nightstand.

Jacko was due to play at London’s O2, owned by AEG, when he died on June 25, 2009.