How do you know this is true about the equipment? What equipment, and where is your source?
I'm sure he had concern for Michael's life seen as he had been his personal doctor for sometime. To say' he had no concern for Michael's life at ALL' is a big statement and quite a silly thing to say.
I realize that there are a lot of MJ fans that have posted want to be fair in "trying not to jump to conclusions" or the prematurely label this man a murderer and such but give me a break.
This man's negligence and because of the lack of ethics (administering profofol in a home setting- 99% of physicians wouldn't do it) MJ is gone.
Please don't be naive..... this is purely for the upcoming court case. This is for the jury that will have to judge this man.
And all you people that are feeling sorry for this moron.... don't be upset at him... when they start crucifying MJ as Murray's defense when it goes to trial.
Give me a break. Anger is apart of grieving . Let us grieve.
I feel sorry for Michael's children. They are the ones who should be getting sympathy. Not this man.
I cannot believe that people would actually feel sorry for this guy.I would feel sorry for someone who doesn't give his patient such a dangerous anesthetic, who goes beyond his abilities to help him, who asks for forgiveness if the worst happens. This guy is shitting his pants, becuase he knows he is at fault, if not the police wouldn't be signaling him. He doesn't even care for Michael, he should at least said that he is devastated, but all he is doing is asking for support. Ok Murray, what about the amazing talented person who died in your hands??!! I guess you don't care....
Yea, this is becoming a soap opera.I don't feel sorry for him... but I will say that I DEFINITELY would not want to be in his shoes right now. LORD. Such a hot mess. :doh:
:wtf:....you crazy :lol:
I've read your post five times already, and it still amkes me laugh. Silly goose.
This coming from the one with the name "Spiderman" :cheeky:
But how can he be gone when they said the paramedics were working on him for an hour or two? He died in the hospital didn't he?
Yet, my doctor has several other patients and she still knows my address and some of the phone number without having to look it up! It just doesn't add-up, if he was his personal doctor, which he was assumed etc...he had no other patient's addresses to memorize, so why not memorize Mikes? He's supposed to be your main focus isn't he?
If I recall correctly. Most cell phones of today have the capability of storing phone numbers along with addresses. Just another example of how negligent he is.
He was making 150,000 dollars a month. For sure he could afford a cell phone with this capability.
Actually Paramedics wanted to pronounce him dead at the house but Dr Murray outranked them as a Doctor so they followed his orders to take him to hospital.
I have always thought that Dr Murray was either clutching at straws in a desperate attempt to save him, or he was doing it to try and cover up that he had actually left MJ alone with propofol and found him dead, knowing that he would be in big trouble!
I tend to think it is the latter.
Yea, this is becoming a soap opera.
Yes, cold and impersonal with a faint aggrieved air, as if we should really be focussed on his problems. I think even an entirely blameless doctor whose patient died on his watch would feel worse than this. Suddenly it actually seems plausible that he would confess all his actions to the police under the arrogant assumption that he could make it all sound justifiable.This was extremely creepy and unsettling to watch though. It was too cold and impersonal. Nobody's going to be able to relate to him, so if he is out just to gain sympathy, I don't think that video is convincing anybody.
I totally agree!!! They reported Michael was dead (ugh I hate to write it) before CNN, and before anyone.I know TMZ is not the best source to get info, but they have been pretty acurate when it come to Michael (Don't know what's up with that).
Yes, cold and impersonal with a faint aggrieved air, as if we should really be focussed on his problems. I think even an entirely blameless doctor whose patient died on his watch would feel worse than this. Suddenly it actually seems plausible that he would confess all his actions to the police under the arrogant assumption that he could make it all sound justifiable.