Oh No They Didn't - 9 days ago
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Michael Jackson / Jackson family
Cover-Up in Michael Jackson Death?
Michael Jackson received the fatal dose of Propofol through an IV in his leg, and Law Enforcement believes Dr. Conrad Murray may have tried covering it up ... this according to Law Enforcement sources and an anesthesiologist who reviewed the case for the LAPD.
Dr. Murray told cops he administered only a very small amount of Propofol -- 2.5ml shortly before Jackson died. But Dr. John Dombrowski, a noted...
Perez Hilton - 9 days ago
Not that it's a big surprise, but LAPD think that Dr. Conrad Murray is trying to cover up the amount of Propofol he administered to Michael Jackson .
Murray told authorities that he administered 2.5ml of the drug shortly before Jackson died, but according to anesthesiologist Dr. John Dombrowski , that amount isn't even enough to put someone to sleep.
An empty 20ml bottle of Propofol was found in Jackson's bedroom, but several bottles were found in a secret compartment in his closet,...
Popsquire - 9 days ago
Dr. Conrad Murray faces one charge of involuntary Manslaughter in the case of Michael Jackson’s death, and the prosecution’s theory could include a cover-up.
[Bauer Griffin Online]
As a reminder, the Coroner determined that MJ died of “acute Propofol intoxication,” and authorities say Dr. Murray administered the Propofol.
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The Hollywood Gossip - Mar 1, 2010
Dr. Conrad Murray may have hidden and tried to cover up the means by which Michael Jackson died on June 25, according to Law Enforcement sources.
MJ received his final, fatal dose of Propofol through an IV in his leg, and Murray told cops he administered only a very small amount of Propofol: 2.5ml.
But Dr. John Dombrowski, a noted anesthesiologist who reviewed the LAPD file for detectives, tells TMZ that 2.5ml couldn't even put Jackson to sleep.
Let alone kill the man.
The autopsy report , to...
TMZ - Feb 28, 2010
Michael Jackson received the fatal dose of Propofol through an IV in his leg, and Law Enforcement believes Dr. Conrad Murray may have tried covering it up ... this according to Law Enforcement sources and an anesthesiologist who reviewed the case for the LAPD .
Dr. Murray told cops he administered only a very small amount of Propofol -- 2.5ml shortly before Jackson died. But Dr. John Dombrowski , a noted anesthesiologist and member of the board of the American Society of...
Showbizspy - Feb 21, 2010
Michael Jackson trusted Dr Conrad Murray “with his life”. The Thriller star, who died aged 50 last year, told friends Dr Murray was the only medical professional he would trust just days before his death of a Propofol overdose on June 25, 2009. According to British newspaper the News of the World , Jackson said, “My doctor is the best in the world. “I feel completely comfortable with him. I trust this guy with my life. He’s an incredible guy and understands...
The Insider - Feb 17, 2010
The California Medical Board is temporarily not allowing Michael Jackson ’s former physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, to administer or prescribe sedatives.
The change to Murray’s medical license officially took effect on Feb. 8, following a judge's order that Murray not handle any anesthetic, namely Propofol, the powerful drug that the coroner said killed Jackson, reports the Associated Press.
Murray, who has since returned to work in Las Vegas, has pleaded not guilty to involuntarily...
Perez Hilton - Feb 16, 2010
At least that's what his lawyer said !
"Dr. Murray's timeline of events that day when Michael Jackson died is wrong. Doctors make mistakes, and that is what he did, and it was simply just that, a mistake," said Dr. Murray's attorney, Michael Flanagan .
When he was initially interviewed the day of Michael's death, Conrad Murray stated that he administered Propofol to Michael at 10:50 am and returned two minutes later to find him unresponsive and began CPR.
For his benefit, we hope he was...
3news.co.nz - Feb 15, 2010
A voicemail tape of Dr Conrad Murray, which could be a key piece of evidence in his trial over the death of Michael Jackson, has been leaked. The star's personal doctor is free on US$75,000 bail after he pleaded not guilty to a count of involuntary Manslaughter in Los Angeles last Monday. He stands accused of administering the powerful anaesthetic Propofol which killed Jackson in June. Editors at Britain's News of the World newspaper have obtained a recording of a message left by Murray on a...
