Prince Jackson: Conrad Murray Is Lying

In contrast to what Conrad Murray said during his two-hour interrogation by the Los Angeles Police, carried out two days after Michael Jackson’s death, the Jackson family says he never did the things he claims to have done. Footage of Murray’s interrogation was shown in court on Friday and Tuesday. In the video, he tells police that after Michael’s death was announced at the hospital, he had calmed his children and comforted their mother. Trey (Tern) Jackson, quoting Prince Jackson—Michael’s eldest son—told the media: "After Michael died at the hospital, Conrad Murray never dealt with comforting and calming him and his sister and brother." Prince has told his family that Conrad Murray’s statements are not true. The Jackson family is very angry about this lying and does not want Murray’s words to cause the jury to feel pity for him. Trey Jackson is the person who brought Catherine, Michael’s mother, to the hospital that day. He says Catherine, Prince, and Paris had no conversation with Dr. Murray. Murray had said that he calmed Paris, Michael’s daughter, and that Paris told him she knew he had done everything he could for her father. It is still unclear whether the prosecution will use this new finding in court. If so, one of the Jackson family members may have to testify from the witness stand—or at least a video of their conversation will be shown in court. Source: eMJey.com / CNN