Dr. Conrad Murray is being held accountable in the involuntary manslaughter case against King of Pop Michael Jackson. While the Houston-based doctor has pled not guilty to charges, the Jackson family sat witness to devestating court testimony that Jackson committed suicide or took part in substance abuse that ultimately led to his death.
Jackson's eldest sister Rebbie referred to the case as a "living nightmare" while visiting with TV hosts with "The View" this week and says that while she realizes the justice system is a process, it still doesn't make it easier to relive her brother's death.
"Everybody is working toward wanting to see justice because of the way he died," the 60-year-old singer said, according to The Daily Mail. "I have faith in the judicial system and we are going to find out the truth with everything in these few weeks."
In the interview, Rebbie isn't oblivious to the "many times there were interventions" in Michael's life but feels the Michael Jackson court case will eventually expose "what happened at the end."
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This articles is full of fallacies and unsubstantiated innuendos. Despite what Murray claims, Propofol is not addictive, nor does it have anything in common with heroin. Professionals call it "milk of amnesia." Michael Jackson's organs were remarkably clean for a fifty year old, and show no sign of addiction. He had serious insomnia and needed to sleep so he could get through the grueling rehearsals and prepare for the even more grueling fifty concerts. Propofol is widely used in hospital and out-patient settings because it works so fast. That and the facts that patients will lose consciousness within ten seconds of administration and WILL STOP BREATHING is the reason Propofol must always be administered by an experienced anesthesiologist. ALWAYS! Every doctor knows that. So did Murray, who decided to chat on the pone instead of tending to his patient at what he knew very well was a critical time. And by the way, ten seconds is not enough time to self-administer this substance, nor, as the coroner pointed out, could Michael physically and logistically have done it. Please get your facts straight or leave news-gathering to those who do.
The autopsy proved he was not an addict - his liver, kidney and heart were healthy and normal. The only drugs in his system were the ones given him by Murray, who he hired to protect him. So if the family wanted to try interventions and he told them they were over reacting (which I've heard he did) it turns out he was telling the truth. The family, by their own admission, were not around him that much in the final years of his life, the people who were around him said they saw no signs of drug abuse.
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