8701girl
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Awww hun...:better:Yep.. physically ill again too...
Awww hun...:better:Yep.. physically ill again too...
See, that's the problem. Michael did not die in the house officially. Officially it was at the hospital. Murray saw to that by refusing to pronounce him gone and sign the certificate and then insisting on continued treatment - what was it, 40 minutes at the house before he even allowed the EMTs to transport?? If Michael had died at home, it would have been a whole different process.
Michael Jackson's death: The biggest cover up in history?
im assuming they are holding off on revealing the details so that if charges are laid they can announce everything all at once.
Hopefully that is the case but I'm not too convinced the LAPD will not let Michael down
But now we're hearing Michael was already dead before he arrived at the hospital but it was Murray who still insisted on reviving him.
With cardiac arrest, you only have six minutes to work on them before brain damage starts kicking in. It was about nearly an hour before Michael even arrived at the hospital. Michael died at the house.
Like you're saying, it would be a different process then. And it's why Murray insisted on going to the hospital instead, so he can be pronounced dead there instead. Also, it would give time for any substance in his body to start going away.
Oh God. Why do I have such a bad feeling?
Originally Posted by hildax3rawr
Michael Jackson's death: The biggest cover up in history?