What do you call it when the police follow leads? It is fishing. That is what you do to find answers sometimes. You ask questions. You piece together the things that make sense and you put the things that do not make sense in another pile.
In the end what you have hopefully is a clearer answer as to the time line of events and the actual cause of events that happened. I don't deny that at times I am fishing for answers to the questions I don't have answers for.
I read the warrants and I see what the police are investigating and I see what they list as the cause of death. That is on a legal document. The coroners report after that was 'leaked' through Associated Press and I DO believe that it was likely true but we were also told
"The full and final autopsy report and the complete toxicology report "will remain on security hold at the request of the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County district attorney," the release said.
All that means to me is that they are not letting us know everything in the report so whatever we think we know can change when the full report is released.
CNN reported Earlier this week, Murray's lawyer disputed the final section of the timeline.
"Dr. Murray simply never told investigators that he found Michael Jackson at 11 a.m. not breathing," Chernoff said. "He also never said that he waited a mere 10 minutes before leaving to make several phone calls. In fact, Dr. Murray never said that he left Michael Jackson's room to make phone calls at all."
Do I know what is true or not? No. I don't.
I can read till I turn blue but if I was not there with Michael every day watching everything he did for the week up to his death or months, I don't really know. I don't get to hear what the responders really said. Sure, I can read what the chief says, but thats not the same thing.
There was no video camera in the room when this happened so I don't know for sure what happened or when. Neither does anyone else here.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/28/jackson.autopsy/index.html
Here was where I got my quotes from.