PrincessMichaela
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I think it's legal/you can get on prescription in the US, but it's illegal in some European countries as far as I know.
You don't have to have a prescription.
I think it's legal/you can get on prescription in the US, but it's illegal in some European countries as far as I know.
I'm also curious about how these orders were being paid.
100 x 90mls of propofol in three months ordered by Murray, how the hell did the pharmacy not think that was a bit odd. And how the hell does he still have his medical licence after all this!
I agree, it it's mind boggling to see that no one bothered to even double check the address. I mean WTF? No wonder why many doctors are legal drug dealers.This is crazy...I don't understand how he was able to order those quantities of drugs and nobody even bat an eyelid. Or not even check that the address it was being sent to was in fact a surgery. It seems like if you have a license in the US you can run amok at the pharmacy. Just go crazy.
This is absolutely insane.
If unused where the hell is all that propofol now?
Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray sent an e-mail to a British insurance agent assuring him that Michael Jackson was in good health just 40 minutes before the doctor realized the pop star had stopped breathing, according to testimony Monday.
100 x 90mls of propofol in three months ordered by Murray, how the hell did the pharmacy not think that was a bit odd. And how the hell does he still have his medical licence after all this!
This is crazy...I don't understand how he was able to order those quantities of drugs and nobody even bat an eyelid. Or not even check that the address it was being sent to was in fact a surgery. It seems like if you have a license in the US you can run amok at the pharmacy. Just go crazy.
This is absolutely insane.
I agree, it it's mind boggling to see that no one bothered to even double check the address. I mean WTF? No wonder why many doctors are legal drug dealers.
Also why did murray ask the pharmacist so many questions, he's got a medical degree, why did he ask a pharmacist for advice?
I find this very odd.
I heard that on CNN too, like Summer mentioned. :doh: The ONLY good things I could imagine coming out of a plea would be Murray officially admitting guilt and also the avoidance of Michael's name being dragged through the mud with further "drug addict" and "self-injection" crap that the media would repeat ad nauseum until the world believes it. But we know Murray needs to go down for 2nd degree murder, not a plea on IM, darnit. :no:And that evidence last week was......I think personally this is all being done to try and get Murray to accept a plea deal. Make him realise this evidence is overwhelmingly against him and there is no way out. Sadly that way he'd probably just get a suspended sentence.
Good point...very good point in fact. Murray's 'broke' right. That could be a very important bit of information.
AEG in their response to KJ's lawsuit said that they didn't even give a dime to Murray. so who was paying for this? Murray - Michael?
I'm just waiting for it to come out that Murray is in fact not a doctor at all.
AEG in their response to KJ's lawsuit said that they didn't even give a dime to Murray. so who was paying for this? Murray - Michael?
I agree, it it's mind boggling to see that no one bothered to even double check the address. I mean WTF? No wonder why many doctors are legal drug dealers.
Also why did murray ask the pharmacist so many questions, he's got a medical degree, why did he ask a pharmacist for advice?
I find this very odd.
Hm, someone's credit card must have been involved. On the other hand it is not difficult for someone with a card that might have been opened as a business account to be racking up a high bill in only a few months.
If you open a credit card as a business and make your orders through that, I could see how you could get away with it. That was March through June? Possible.
On the other hand, somebody who is capable of acts like these, is probably versed in a number of 'creative' ventures in life.
This is crazy...I don't understand how he was able to order those quantities of drugs and nobody even bat an eyelid. Or not even check that the address it was being sent to was in fact a surgery. It seems like if you have a license in the US you can run amok at the pharmacy. Just go crazy.
This is absolutely insane.
I really wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't a real doctor at this stage, so much dirt has been coming out it's just unbelievable.I'm not surprised at all.
I'm just waiting for it to come out that Murray is in fact not a doctor at all. I mean wtf...did he just forget everything he learnt in order to get that license or what. He's completely useless. __________________
That's a VERY good question. Is propofol expensive? I know some drugs are very costly, and some are not. I highly doubt Murray was paying for this himself. He's said he was broke? His house was in foreclosure, and he was far behind on child-support payments. So the question would be, who, if anyone, had Michael's power-of-attorney then? (He typically did that, in the years since the trial.) I don't believe AEG had paid Murray anything yet, had they? The contract wasn't signed yet. . . . . So, WHO?
Strange. . .
yes, strange, because even when it was cheap, it was such a huge ammount of medicines in such a short time, that it got to be a lot a money!
Hm, someone's credit card must have been involved. On the other hand it is not difficult for someone with a card that might have been opened as a business account to be racking up a high bill in only a few months.
If you open a credit card as a business and make your orders through that, I could see how you could get away with it. That was March through June? Possible.
On the other hand, somebody who is capable of acts like these, is probably versed in a number of 'creative' ventures in life.
http://www.medscape.com/druginfo/pr...drugname=Propofol+IV&monotype=pricebrandimage
Propofol IV
DIPRIVAN 10 MG/ML VIAL
APP PHARMACEUTI
Approx. Price: $93.44 per 100Milliliters
oh and you can ship it to a normal adress where people live??
it can easily be stolen wrongfull used etc.. would that be on the pharmacy?
its so strange
someone pls comment on this
good point so insane i never thing thats allowed here.. in your country???