wendy2004
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I believe it's been said earlier by several members, but Propofol does not always require intubation, especially for short procedures like a colonoscopy, etc. I've had it and was not intubatged. But intubation and resuscitative equipment DOES need to be present. While it may be classified as an anesthetic, it doesn't exactly fall into the same catergory as something such as "inhaled" anesthetics PER SE. I use it virtually every day I work in a critical care setting. Frequently there is not a physician in the unit, much less an anesthesiologist, but they are "in house" and someone is always avaible. And there is always a crash cart with emergency meds and intubation equipment in the unit as well as patients being constantly monitored for b/p, O2 sat, hrt rate and resp rate, and alarms are always on and monitored at the central control panel as well as in each room.
With all that being said, nothing positive I can say about Murray by any stretch of the imagination. If the essential monitoring equipment was actually in use for Michael (with alarms enabled) and he had intubation equipment available, imo then it's still gross negligence at the minimum if he was not in the room or within earshot of the alarms; and if he did not call 911 immediately when he discovered Michael. As has been said before, the dispatchers could have been told the street name and the cross streets names and that it was Michael Jackson's home, surely someone in the dispatch/police dept could have determined the address somehow. And every physician is taught to intubate, nurses and respiratory therapists that are ACLS certified are taught to intubate, and if unable to intubate you resume manual hand/ambu bag ventilation. That is of course if the pt is capable of being resuscitated and it's not "too late".
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Totally agree...all Murray had to do was be there and Michael would have had a fighting chance.
I'm not saying he did not use oxygen tanks, you said the police mentioned they found oxygen tanks at mj's house, when infact the police never said that, this info came from tabloids . murray left nothing associated with propofol in that bedroom , certainly no oxygen tanks ,if indeed there were oxygen tanks in that room or at least murray left them for the police to find them he would have claimed he used oxygen to revive him , all he claimed was CPR nothing more nothing less .
The info came from tabloids but confirmed by LaToya who specifically recalled (in a tabloid) that on the day of MJ's death she went to MJ's house afterwards and up to his room (or the room Murray used to put MJ "under"...there was some confusion about this) and saw oxygen tanks lined up against the wall.
Its actually very interesting that everything she said turned out to be true if you think about it. I mean.....she wasn't even involved for many months.
Sometimes everything turns out to be true becuz it's actually...the truth. Well done lies can turn out that way, too...just saying.
She certainly said everything the fans would want to hear. I find it particularly interesting that she was friends with someone within the home who was very close to Michael and she didn't want to say who it was (but of course if you paid attention, that person called her which they would know from phone records). Also, it was stated right in the search warrants that her records were not handed over right away.
Do you want to state WHY her records were not handed over right away? Or are you not aware?
Ramona, simply because someone died, I see every reason for someone to lie about something.
I'm not saying that she is, but did you ever get an uneasy feeling about something? She KNEW someone in that house
And she never hid the fact that she knew someone in the house. Murray knew someone working for Michael as well. That's how both Lee and Murray ended up working for Michael...thru referrals which happen every day. I'm interested to find out if they were both referred by the same person or different ppl.
Alvarez.
Here is a quote from TMZ
"Two detectives from the LAPD Robbery Homicide Division conducted the interview, and the insider says, "Investigators were very impressed and thankful that neither men have spoken with the media, nor will they. There are no plans at this point for a follow-up interview, but if necessary, both will gladly comply. Alvarez and Amir's only interest was telling investigators what they knew."
Alvarez and Amir were there the day that Michael Jackson died. Alvarez was in the room with Michael Jackson and Dr. Conrad Murray in the crucial moments before the ambulance arrived."
Why Alvarez and not Amir? Just curious why out of two people who was closely working with and assisting Michael, you gravitated towards one and not the other? Was it solely based on the fact that Alvarez was there the day MJ died and Amir was off the property?