Court hears Michael Jackson was likely responsible for his own death

31/10/2011

As the trial of Dr Conrad Murray wrapped up late last week, the final defence witness told the court he believed MJ was responsible for his own death.

Dr Paul White said the most likely chain of events was that MJ self-injected a dose of Propofol, after Murray had already given him the required amount.

"With the administration of the additional 25 milligrams that we're speculating was self-injected by Mr Jackson, the level increases rapidly and at the time of death would be almost identical to the level found in the urine at autopsy," Dr White said.

It also appeared as though MJ took a large amount of sedatives earlier that night and didn't tell Dr. Murray. Dr White said the combination of these drugs could be fatal.

"The combination effect is potentially profound," he said.

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Comments

Four gallons of propofol, that's enough to put the whole courtroom to sleep! This doctor is out of his f*****g mind or what? Notice how he remains eerily stoic and expressionless; he knows he screwed up. This doctor has betrayed the Hippocratic Oath; he is guilty as sin. However, Michael also had a huge responsibility in his own demise. Say no to drugs. The pharmaceutical and medicine industry are the biggest fraud.
Nearly 800 thousand people die every year in the USA from iatrogenic diseases (diseases caused by medical treatment - Physician-induced) As the Christ was the most famous victim of crucifixion Michael Jackson is the most famous victim of iatrogenic diseases (I'm not implying any parallelism or likeness between MJ and the Christ other than what is explicitly said in this comment, if you have a problem with that; it's your problem) - Also, say no to the numerous MJ' s exploitation out there. Joe Jackson is still pursuing to launch a line of perfumes with a professional crook. See the sickening photos of Julian Rouas posing with MJ' s kids, Prince and Paris, to promote his stinking Jackson Tribute Perfumes:
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by MurphysLaw (31/10/2011)