Conrad Murray Hid Propofol From Emergency Doctors

TMZ says that, according to a medical report in Michael Jackson’s case, Conrad Murray initially hid from the emergency doctors that he had injected propofol into Michael Jackson. The report states that the emergency officers who arrived at Michael’s room on June 25 believe the King of Pop had already died before they arrived, but Michael was taken to the hospital at Conrad Murray’s request. According to these officers, at the moment they arrived, Michael had no blood pressure, his heart had stopped moving and had no pulse, he wasn’t breathing, and his pupils were dilated. In response to the emergency doctors, Murray said that Michael was extremely exhausted due to insomnia and that he had only given him the sleeping medication lorazepam. The fact that propofol had been injected before Michael’s death is a point that definitely should have been told to the emergency doctors and will certainly be raised in court by the prosecutors against Conrad Murray. In response to this report, Murray’s lawyer continues to insist on his client’s innocence and considers the report—circulating on internet sites—unreliable and unverified. He also says his client did everything he could to save his patient’s life and cooperated as much as possible with the doctors and the police. Source: eMJey / TMZ