Conrad Murray’s fear of California’s new law

It has been reported that a woman in prison has caused fear for Conrad Murray, the man responsible for Michael Jackson’s involuntary death. Under California’s new law, visitors to inmates can fill out an application form online and do not have to provide all their details to the police. Last Thursday, a woman used this newly created opportunity to visit Conrad Murray in the Los Angeles prison. She is about forty years old and has a build and appearance similar to people from Eastern Europe. She introduced herself as the mother of Michael Jackson’s children. When Conrad Murray meets her, he says he doesn’t recognize this woman, but she tries insistently to get closer by saying, "We’ve met before. I’m the mother of Michael Jackson’s children, and I came from Nevada to see you." Murray calls the woman a fraud and, worried that such cases will happen again in the future, believes that California’s new law has reduced his safety in prison. Prisoners are no longer supposed to learn the identity of their visitors from behind a glass wall before facing them. Valerie Wass, Murray’s lawyer, says her client is shocked and terrified by this new law, and they are trying to find a way to get around it. Source: eMJey.com / TMZ