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Conrad Murray Writes in Prison, Book in Hand

RadarOnline says Conrad Murray, the cardiologist who was sentenced to four years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson, is keeping himself busy in jail by writing his memoir book. He has told others that this book recounts everything about Michael’s final days. He claims that Michael shared secrets with him about his feelings toward his family, allegations of child abuse, and his children. He says Michael’s children saw him as one of the family members and liked him. Murray’s only motivation for writing such a story is money. He’s a bankrupt doctor who has also lost his medical license, yet he has heavy debts—and he knows that the more controversial the story, the more it sells. The source of this report continues: "Representatives for Murray have been in talks with several publishers to see whether there’s any interest in printing the book—and fortunately, so far the answer has been no. One publisher said that even if Murray took full responsibility for Michael Jackson’s death, there still wouldn’t be any enthusiasm to publish his book. Dr. Murray isn’t a caring and grieving person, and people aren’t interested in hearing his story—period." Murray still insists he is innocent and has refused to apologize to Michael’s family, children, and fans for his negligence that led to Michael Jackson’s death. Source: eMJey.com / Radaronline