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Putnam: Did he indicate he was worried about this?
Rowe: He didn't seem to be. We sat with the doctors and went over all the risks/concerns
"They said it was the same stuff we had used in the States," Rowe explained.
She's familiar with Fentanyl, Diprivan, but not Propofol, never used that word. "They warned him that any anesthesia is dangerous" Rowe said
Putnam: Did you tell him you were afraid he might die?
Rowe: No, I said what happens if you die.
"He had so many procedures done with Hoefflin I don't think he was worried about it," Rowe said.
Putnam: Did he seem worried at all?
Rowe: No, he just seemed worried about not sleeping.
Rowe said the doctors did a physical on MJ prior. "I was very impressed, I was very comfortable with Michael being under their care."
"It was a hard 8 hours period," Rowe said about Diprivan/Propofol. "It was 8 hours and that was it."
Rowe said next day MJ warmed up with his voice coach on the phone and went to the venue, rested voice during the day, did meet and greet.
"I asked next day how he was feeling. He said he felt better," Rowe remembered.
Putnam: Did you remain concerned he had done this?
Rowe: No, it was the one time
Putnam: But then he did it again one day later?
Rowe: Yes
Rowe: He said he hadn't slept after the concert, I called Dr. Metzger, I believed it was decided this is something you can't do all the time
Rowe: Dr. Stoll and his assistant did it. They did a physical, it was almost exactly the same as the first time.
"They were a little more emphatically you can't do this, we are not doing this again," Rowe said.
Rowe recalled this was the end of the tour."I think we were going to address the issue after."
"He always had a sleep disorder, but I don't remember why it had kicked in high gear like it had," Rowe said.
Rowe said they were going to a sleep facility, she wasn't with him, she believes Dr. Metzger went along.
Rowe said that before, MJ had gotten the procedures done and had gotten sleep.
"Even with the doctors in Germany, he woke up," she said. "He was not sound asleep like when he saw Dr. Hoefflin."
Rowe: In Germany, he was awaken within 1 hour after the drip had stopped. W/ Hoefflin, he was in the recovery room, with oxygen, for 5-6 hrs
"He'd come to Klein's office and sleep," Rowe said.
Putnam: With Diprivan?
Rowe: No just sleep.
Rowe: He slept when he had the procedures at Hoefflin and he slept after Hoefflin had done the procedure.
Rowe: But that was the only place that had happened that I had seen Michael have anesthesia, that was only place it happened, at Hoefflin's
Putnam: After second time in hotel room, were you concerned he was going to do it again?
Rowe: That wasn't going to happened again. It just wasn't going to happen again.
"You don't give someone Diprivan to sleep. It's not appropriate, it's not a labeled use," Rowe expressed.
"He never did it when I was around. It would not have happened," Rowe said about MJ using Diprivan/Propofol again to sleep.
Putnam: Did security, nanny see him being put under?
Rowe: No, I'm not going to let anyone in when he's sleeping. That's rude.
She said her and Grace had been in the room while MJ slept. Rowe took notes of the procedure and gave Dr. Metzger to include in his chart.
"I'd go to Europe every other week to see Prince," Rowe said. "We were making Paris."
Rowe: After Michael and I decided to separate, Michael got "custody" of the doctors. It was more important for me that he had Metzger.
Rowe: Because Metzger cared about Michael as a human being, wanted the best for him, talked to him for hours.
Rowe: Michael could be strong for about 10 minutes, then reasonable and he respected Dr. Metzger very much.
Rowe: We were married. When I was no longer working with Dr. Klein, I felt like I had a completely different role in his life.
"I couldn't go in to Dr Klein's office and look at his chart, it's illegal. I felt if he wanted me there he'd talk to me about it" Rowe said
"He needed somebody to be there for him, to not take him, to not look at him as a cash cow," Rowe expressed.
Rowe: I wasn't sure how Michael would be when he woke up. We'd stay in different areas of the hotel because fans would keep the baby awake
Rowe said that he told Grace if MJ didn't look ok to not let him alone with the baby.
"Klein at one time was a brilliant physician, and it was very sad what happened to him," Rowe testified.
Rowe said they would get together at Klein's office and talk. "Everybody agreed that it was a little too much to have Diprivan to sleep."
Paris was 4 the last time Rowe saw Michael. That would've been in 2003.
Putnam: When it came out he died of overdose of Propofol, how did you react?
Rowe: I actually called Dr Klein and said 'what did you give him, you killed him'
"I thought he was responsible in some way" Rowe testified
Rowe: I didn't know what Propofol was. I still didn't know. I think it was at a deposition I was told it was the same thing (as diprivan)
Putnam: Other than Germany, was there any other time MJ used Diprivan to sleep?
Rowe: Not that I was aware of, no.
Putnam concluded direct examination. Deborah Chang, attorneys for the Jacksons, did cross examination at 3:55 pm PT.
Chang asked how Rowe was. "I have a headache to die for, I'm tired," Rowe said.
At the day of the deposition, plaintiffs didn't show up. Rowe said AEG attorneys told her they didn't want to come.
Rowe hung up on Mrs. Jackson's assistant when asked to talk to KJ's attorney because she said she didn't want to testify on anyone's behalf.
She's here now because of defendant's subpoena, would not come to testify voluntarily.
Rowe is not the legal guardian of either Prince and Paris Jackson. Mrs. Jackson and TJ Jackson are, she said.
Chang asked if prior to this year is it true she spent little time with Prince and Paris. Rowe said that was true.
Rowe said she reestablished seeing daughter Paris this year. She never spoke to the kids about this lawsuit.
Chang: Do you agree you were close friends for 20 years?
Rowe: Yes, longer.
"It was not like we ever hated each other," Rowe said about MJ.
Chang: But communication got complicated because of divorce lawyers?
Rowe: There were divorce lawyers/personal assistants that were annoying
Rowe said at Klein's office they did studies of collagen and Botox. She knew Dr. Klein well.
Chang: Despite what you think of him know, was Dr. Klein considered a respected dermatologist?
Rowe: He was, he was brilliant.
First time MJ went to Dr. Klein he was still in his 20s, and acne caused embarrassment, Rowe said.
MJ had discoid lupus, which is a disease in the skin, Rowe said. Discoid lupus is not systemic lupus, which is all over the body.
"His scarring was from the burn in the Pepsi commercial," Rowe said. MJ also had vitiligo, which causes discoloration of the skin.
Chang wants to show a picture of a black male's hand with vitiligo. Defendants objected, Chang asked for sidebar.
Judge broke session until today at 9:30 am PT. Rowe is ordered back. We hope to see you here for full coverage.