Prince’s suggestion for testimony against Conrad Murray

People magazine says Prince, Michael Jackson’s eldest son who has just turned 13, had suggested to police a few months earlier that he testify against the doctor who caused his father’s death. The magazine writes that months earlier, when the investigation into Michael’s murder was stopped, Prince restarted it. A source close to the police said that if it weren’t for Prince’s prompting request, Dr. Conrad Murray might never have been charged. A few months ago at the Jacksons’ home, police were busy giving new information about Michael’s death to his family members. When it was said that they could not announce a date for the arrest of Conrad Murray to Michael’s family, Prince—who was listening to their conversation behind the door—suddenly entered. The source continues: "He surprised the investigators with his statements. Prince told them to ‘not give up.’ He also said that his father always told him and his 11-year-old sister Paris, ‘Anything is possible if you want it hard enough and work for it hard enough.’" Prince even suggested that police should testify against Conrad Murray. He was present when his father died, and he told them: "I was there. That scene will stay in my mind forever." The police investigators, who were not emotional, almost started crying. The investigation continued, and for that, we should thank Prince. A source close to the Jackson family says: "Apart from Dr. Murray, Prince is the only person who saw what happened. He thinks the doctor made a wrong decision that led to his father’s death. Prince said he saw traces of blood on his father’s shirt, and that Dr. Murray had, on several occasions, not allowed him, his sister, and his brother into their father’s room to meet with him." Source: eMJey / People / Enquirer