Michael Jackson's live in Doc charged with involuntary manslauter

[john carpenter]

Michael Jackson's Live-In Doctor Conrad Murray charged with Involuntary Manslaughter
Michael Jackson's Live-In Doctor Conrad Murray charged with Involuntary Manslaughter?


Doctor Conrad Murray the live in Cardiac Physician who prescribed medication to the Pop Star should have known better to administer any type of drugs to someone who could suffer a cardiac arrest due to stress, eating habits and other aliments.

Charges need to be filed against Conrad Murray for irresponsible professional behavior that led to the eventual death of Michael Jackson.

This case once filed and if a conviction is granted by either a grand jury or judge, will send a clear message to celebrities shopping for drug doctors to think twice. And a message will be clear to drug dealer doctors to celebrities to think twice before administering medications for money..

Conrad Murray knew that Michael Jackson was deceased when he contacted 911. CPR on a bed? Come on Murray...you were scared because you knew you messed up. Now the world will know that Dr. Conrad Murray was negligent in his practice of medicine that led to the eventual death of a great entertainer to the world.

This case will also serve to help convict the doctors and those involved with the death of Anna N Smith.

The case against Dr. Conrad Murray will be the legal precedence case for all others and hopefully scare away all doctor drug dealers from the Celebs.

If not, they will face lengthy fines and prison terms for their crimes once found, and convicted.

A law needs to be written and passed in congress outlawing this type of behavior and practice by doctors who prey on the weakness of celebs and others that have drug problems who should be getting professional help. These drug doctors wish for the money and popularity they receive for being the drug dealers to the STARS!!

[cre]

Jackson Docs Can Run But Can't Hide
Posted Jul 5th 2009 9:30AM by TMZ Staff

As law enforcement officials comb through medical records to determine who supplied and administered the anesthesia Propofol and other drugs to Michael Jackson, we've learned there may be a fail-safe way of getting at the truth.

It's no secret -- especially in a celebrity town like L.A. -- some doctors use pseudonyms for celebrity patients and sometimes their medical charts somehow get "lost." But we've learned most doctors leave an indelible footprint when it comes to treating patients.

Many doctors -- especially ones with big practices -- use medical software systems from MD Systems, NexTech and other companies. These companies provide the software that makes it easy to input billing data.

Doctors typically input the patient's name, billing amount, type of treatment, type of drugs prescribed and administered, and date of service. Here's the thing -- that data cannot be deleted from the server.

The system allows doctors to add other data like medical charts, and those things can be deleted. But if someone deletes that info, the software shows the name of the user who did it and the date it was done.

Bottom line -- the basic billing information will not go away.

As we reported days ago, law enforcement found Propofol inside Jackson's house. Propofol is an anesthesia, which should never be administered outside a hospital, and it's looking like that drug killed Jackson. If cops find who supplied it and who administered it, the docs could well be prosecuted for manslaughter.

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Jackson Doc Mum on Administering Anesthesia
Posted Jul 6th 2009 1:48AM by TMZ Staff

The lawyer for the doctor who was at Michael Jackson's home the day he died tells TMZ he did not give Jackson OxyContin or Demerol that day, but he wouldn't say the same about the powerful anesthesia found at the singer's home.

Dr. Conrad Murray was interviewed by LAPD detectives a week ago Saturday. Law enforcement sources tell us the information Dr. Murray gave police regarding drugs at Jackson's home was enough for cops to secure a search warrant from a judge. A search warrant can only be issued if there is probable cause to believe a crime has been committed.

Law enforcement sources say when police searched the home, they found the powerful anesthesia Propofol. The drug was specifically labeled Propofol and there was no indication it had been prescribed to anyone.

Edward Chernoff reiterated to us his client did not administer Demerol or OxyContin to Jackson the day he died. But Chernoff would not take the same stand on Propofol. Chernoff told us, "I have no statement on whether the Dr. prescribed or administered Propofol."

Chernoff added, "We're confident whatever the doctor prescribed did not kill Michael Jackson."

As we reported last week, cops obtained a search warrant the day after Jackson died. A second warrant was issued two days after Dr. Murray's interview -- that's the one that led cops to the Propofol. The second warrant may have been necessary if the first warrant only covered prescription medications.

The LAPD and the DEA are on the hunt to determine how the Propofol ended up in Jackson's home. The drug should never be administered outside a hospital.

UPDATE: A spokesman for attorney Ed Chernoff just called to say when Chernoff spoke with TMZ last night "He was not conscious. He had just woken up and he can't speak for anything that was in the home."

In fact, it was just after midnight Houston time when we spoke with him. We were on the phone with Chernoff for nearly 20 minutes. He repeated multiple times that he had no comment regarding the Propofol. Aside from the comments we quoted above, Chernoff said, "I have no comment on whether the doctor administered Propofol." He also said, "I can't deny or admit what the doctor might have prescribed." He also said "I can't say if the doctor gave him Propofol."

Chernoff went on to talk about the LAPD investigation, sounding very alert and choosing his words carefully: "When all the results come in, the truth will come out and the correct result will be obtained." He also asked questions about what we knew regarding which drug may have killed Michael Jackson.

Source: tmz.com

[epmoodyblue]

thnx... interesting read...lets see.....those docs are now officialy banned..guilty .. lets wait and see what develops as the days go by..wait for evidence.. all of them are innocent until proven guilty so the saying goes

[utmom2008]

David......where did you find the story that you posted? What publication is it from?

[john carpenter]

I googled it Rosanne..after i went to TMZ & couldn't copy thier exact story.

[utmom2008]

I googled it Rosanne..after i went to TMZ & couldn't copy thier exact story.

OK, thanks David!

[Getlo]

You need to put the word "Should" at the beginning of the thread title.

It's misleading.

No charges have been laid; it is basically an opinion piece.

[utmom2008]

You need to put the word "Should" at the beginning of the thread title.

That one word does put a whole new spin on it, doesn't it?

[john carpenter]

You need to put the word "Should" at the beginning of the thread title.

It's misleading.

No charges have been laid; it is basically an opinion piece.

Getlo, I didn't write the story..just copied it..Don't Kill the Messanger pal

[cre]

Jackson Doc -- I'm Not MJ's Enabler, Baby Daddy
Posted Jul 8th 2009 8:18AM by TMZ Staff

Michael Jackson's longtime friend and dermatologist, Dr. Arnie Klein, was on "GMA" this morning -- shooting down accusations he prescribed MJ medication that could kill him and rumors he's the baby daddy ... sorta.


Klein says he actually warned Michael that certain drugs -- like the opiate Dilaudid -- were "poison," calling doctors who did supply Michael with prescription drugs "criminals."

As for those pesky paternity rumors, his ominous answer: "To the best of my knowledge, I'm not the father."

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Jackson Family Gave LAPD Doctor List
Posted Jul 8th 2009 11:25AM by TMZ Staff

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Michael Jackson's family has given the LAPD a list of doctors they believe may have misprescribed drugs to Michael Jackson -- and we've learned Dr. Arnold Klein is on that list.

Dr. Klein came out swinging today on TV, denying he ever prescribed powerful painkillers to Jackson. But the family has its suspicions and passed its concerns along to detectives.



Source:tmz.com

[Genie]

You need to put the word "Should" at the beginning of the thread title.

It's misleading.

No charges have been laid; it is basically an opinion piece.

thats an opinion piece too...all yours

[cre]

Jackson Doc Was Under Investigation Before
Posted Jul 9th 2009 1:55AM by TMZ Staff

Dr. Conrad Murray -- the doctor who was at Michael Jackson's home the day he died -- was once under investigation for an alleged botched surgery.

In 2007, Dr. Murray drained fluid from the heart of a 67-year old Las Vegas patient. The patient died after surgery. According to the coroner's investigation report, his wife was told by one of the docs her husband's heart was punctured during the procedure -- so she complained to the coroner's office.

The investigation report confirms that, during Dr. Murray's surgery, the patient suffered a puncture to the right ventricle of his heart, which was eventually listed as one of four causes of death on the autopsy report.

We spoke to the family, who told us they wanted to file a malpractice suit but it was too expensive -- in part because pursuing that kind of legal action requires testimony from another medical expert, and that costs a lot of money.

Altogether, the suit proved to be too much trouble and the family stayed quiet ... until now.

Source: tmz.com

[cre]

Jackson Doc -- I Gave Michael Demerol
Posted Jul 9th 2009 8:58AM by TMZ Staff

Dr. Arnie Klein, Michael Jackson's longtime friend and dermatologist, admits to giving MJ Demerol -- one of the strong painkillers we're told Jackson sought out.


Klein says it was only "on occasion" to sedate him, and when asked about the drug Diprivan -- the brand name for the drug Propofol, which was found in Jackson's house when he died -- Klein said he was aware Michael was using it but warned him of its dangers.

As for fathering Michael's kids, Klein admits to donating sperm once -- to a sperm bank -- not specifically to Jackson. Klein hedged on whether he was the father of Jackson's kids but at one point said he was not.

Klein also strongly intimated he felt Debbie Rowe should get the kids -- because he felt Katherine was too old and Joe was out of it. Interestingly, Klein didn't go to the memorial and as we reported, the Jackson family gave LAPD a list of doctors they were suspicious of -- and Klein was on the list.

Source: tmz.com

[epmoodyblue]

Jackson Doc -- I Gave Michael Demerol
Posted Jul 9th 2009 8:58AM by TMZ Staff

Dr. Arnie Klein, Michael Jackson's longtime friend and dermatologist, admits to giving MJ Demerol -- one of the strong painkillers we're told Jackson sought out.


Klein says it was only "on occasion" to sedate him, and when asked about the drug Diprivan -- the brand name for the drug Propofol, which was found in Jackson's house when he died -- Klein said he was aware Michael was using it but warned him of its dangers.

As for fathering Michael's kids, Klein admits to donating sperm once -- to a sperm bank -- not specifically to Jackson. Klein hedged on whether he was the father of Jackson's kids but at one point said he was not.

Klein also strongly intimated he felt Debbie Rowe should get the kids -- because he felt Katherine was too old and Joe was out of it. Interestingly, Klein didn't go to the memorial and as we reported, the Jackson family gave LAPD a list of doctors they were suspicious of -- and Klein was on the list.

Source: tmz.com

readingthnx..i got no comments..but looking at that elvis siggy piccy of urs..great pose..dosent it remind us of asimilar pose jackson would do the feet heels up. sorta...and he used to say he was never influenced by elvis at allevery artist that came after elvis took a little of elvis..jackson never wanted to admit this

[cre]

every artist that came after elvis took a little of elvis..

I believe that is so true!!

I will update this thread whenever i can...about the doc's.
....right now no update.

[epmoodyblue]

I believe that is so true!!

I will update this thread whenever i can...about the doc's.
....right now no update.

[Broussey]

I hope they Stop these kinds of Doctors!!! But its wishful thinking

[cre]

Here's some news again.



Jackson Doc Offers 'Potent Narcotic' Solution
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:20AM by TMZ Staff

One of Michael Jackson's doctors wanted Michael Jackson to trade his dependence on Demerol for another "potent narcotic."

Dr. Alex Farshchian wrote Michael Jackson a letter -- dated July 21, 2002 -- in which he writes, "Buprinex (sic) is the potent narcotic I told you about last week. It is just like the D but better." Buprenex is an injectable narcotic painkiller.



During a search of Neverland, Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies seized a scribbled note -- which may have been written by Jackson and found around his drug stash -- that says "Buprenex does the same as demerol, the only difference is you can't become an addict on Buprenex." The note refers to Buprenex as "synthetic demeroll (sic)." It goes on: "2 viles, I would feel safe having it in case of axident (sic)."

Our research shows if Buprenex is taken for long periods of time or at high doses, it can become addictive.



The doctor refers in his letter to a "5-7 day program that offers you the solution." The doctor does not explain the program.



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Raid at Jackson's Netted Heavy Drugs
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:30AM by TMZ Staff

Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies who raided Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch back in 2003 found a syringe, powerful narcotics, vials and IV bags containing what could be anesthesia.



We've obtained the documents from the Sheriff's Department detailing what was found in the search. Among the items ...

-- A vial of Versed -- a powerful sedative
-- Several IV bags containing "a milky white fluid, located in a small cardboard box on top of the bathtub." Propofol and other anesthesias are milky white. As we first reported, Propofol was in Jackson's home the day he died.
-- A vial of Promethazine -- an antihistamine with strong sedative effects
-- A bottle of Alprazolam (generic for Xanax, a powerful anti-anxiety drug)
-- A bottle of Percocet -- a painkiller
-- A syringe
-- A vial with Demerol in it
-- Numerous loose pills outside bottles
-- A bottle of Prednisone -- a steroid
-- Ery-tab -- an antibiotic
-- Prescriptions for Xanax that had been filled
-- A prescription for Alprazolam
-- Oxygen tanks
-- IV stands

Source: tmz.com

[epmoodyblue]

Here's some news again.



Jackson Doc Offers 'Potent Narcotic' Solution
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:20AM by TMZ Staff

One of Michael Jackson's doctors wanted Michael Jackson to trade his dependence on Demerol for another "potent narcotic."

Dr. Alex Farshchian wrote Michael Jackson a letter -- dated July 21, 2002 -- in which he writes, "Buprinex (sic) is the potent narcotic I told you about last week. It is just like the D but better." Buprenex is an injectable narcotic painkiller.



During a search of Neverland, Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies seized a scribbled note -- which may have been written by Jackson and found around his drug stash -- that says "Buprenex does the same as demerol, the only difference is you can't become an addict on Buprenex." The note refers to Buprenex as "synthetic demeroll (sic)." It goes on: "2 viles, I would feel safe having it in case of axident (sic)."

Our research shows if Buprenex is taken for long periods of time or at high doses, it can become addictive.



The doctor refers in his letter to a "5-7 day program that offers you the solution." The doctor does not explain the program.



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Raid at Jackson's Netted Heavy Drugs
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:30AM by TMZ Staff

Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies who raided Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch back in 2003 found a syringe, powerful narcotics, vials and IV bags containing what could be anesthesia.



We've obtained the documents from the Sheriff's Department detailing what was found in the search. Among the items ...

-- A vial of Versed -- a powerful sedative
-- Several IV bags containing "a milky white fluid, located in a small cardboard box on top of the bathtub." Propofol and other anesthesias are milky white. As we first reported, Propofol was in Jackson's home the day he died.
-- A vial of Promethazine -- an antihistamine with strong sedative effects
-- A bottle of Alprazolam (generic for Xanax, a powerful anti-anxiety drug)
-- A bottle of Percocet -- a painkiller
-- A syringe
-- A vial with Demerol in it
-- Numerous loose pills outside bottles
-- A bottle of Prednisone -- a steroid
-- Ery-tab -- an antibiotic
-- Prescriptions for Xanax that had been filled
-- A prescription for Alprazolam
-- Oxygen tanks
-- IV stands

Source: tmz.com

reading info interesting details..thanx ur a great reporter .....truly sad tragic ... some docs may get nailed .mabye thats a mabye.just like in elvis case doc nick..lost his liscence ..so what hes still alive and selling elvis souveniers... .convictions of docs or not who cares .. .the damage is done....elvis and jackson are gone

[cre]

I really hope they all get nailed.

Those people only see dollar signes and for that
reason only (i think) they shouldn't call themselves
doctors. They stink. That's my opinion!
They destroy people....and even know it.
I hope they all lose their liscenses.

You are right..the damage is done and you can't bring
those people back..but i hope there will be some sort
of justice.