This business of Diprivan and a mini-clinic.
The US President travels around with a mini-clinic wherever he goes even when he's perfectly healthy.
I can assure you that mini-clinic has diprivan, demerol and all other types of drugs you can name.
Does that make the US president an addict?
I'm sure the president's doctor would prescribe him and his family medicine when he needed it.
Michael is a mega-star, when he embarks on a world-tour, part of his team should consist of a doctor with all that he needs to care for him. Just because it's not laid out like the US president doesn't mean the doctor is wrong to have all that stuff with him.
So CNN and the rest carrying stories of a "mini-cinic" on the HIStory tour is simply self-serving. Of course he would have a doctor around him just as he travels with security, a chef, and all the rest.
I still say this, even though Deprivan was found, it's inconsequential if Michael was not injected with it.
And if he was, then it means the doctor lied to the police during interrogation because he said he never injected anything.
I still think the doctor might have given Michael some pills, then later decided to pass by his room to see how he was fairying, then held his hand to check his pulse. When it was low, he started CPR but failed to call the ambulance first.
Otherwise if we run with Diprivan, that means the doctor injected Michael to sleep and left him on a drip, walked away then returned and checked his pulse, it was low and so he began CPR while removing the needle for IV and hiding the equipment so that when paramedics came, they didn't see it. Then he started CPR and called the ambulance later.
But if he knew that Diprivan was a probable cause, he would have rushed back to retrieve the hidden IV stuff once Michael was dead, after asking the family to take a second autopsy.
But for him to ask the family to take a second autopsy means that he wasn't sure what happened, otherwise he would keep quite knowing Diprivan must have killed him.
If you have contributed to someone's death, do you then ask for two examinations which may end up revealing what you did?
Also, the story is the moment Diprivan is stopped, the person wakes up, well, why did Michael then not come back?
The nurse's story is also a bit dodgy, if she says one of Michael's staff called her on 21st June which is fathers day and that was a Sunday, but AEG and the rest saw Michael was well on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday before he passed away on a Thursday, if Michael was feeling hot and cold and had been injected in the spine, then he wouldn't be dancing the way he was between Sunday and Thursday.
We should then assume that Michael was in a state on Sunday but then suddenly was up like a bullet on Monday, vigorous in rehearsals, hugging people.
Dileo would atleast have known on Sunday if Michael was not feeling well in such a state. If Michael could get staff to call the nurse, definitely he would get them to call Dileo as this is the first person he called later on.