Re: Dr Conrad Murray set to be charged
Which begs me to ask the question....WHY would he do that? Then they would never have learned about the propofol because their would have been no autopsy? Done deal?
Not sure what the point of this is in the grand scheme of things. How did this help or not help Murray?
Stunning lack of integrity OR did he freak out?
I have absolutely no idea, why he would do that. "Stunning lack of integrity, or did he freak out?" Maybe those things are related? There are times when one must suppress a "freak out" and simply do the right thing?
I think he had Michael transported to the hospital when he was already "gone" to try to avoid the house being designated as a crime-scene, and so he wouldn't be the doctor-of-record in Michael's death? Don't know, but surely he knew Michael was far beyond reviving. The CPR was just a token effort. On a BED?
I think there was no possibility of avoiding an autopsy, given that Michael was arguably the most famous person in the world. He was "healthy" as reported, and then dropped dead under a doctor's care? If he was healthy, why was he getting general anesthesia, nightly? Was he actually
doing that with propofol? There is so much that makes no sense.
I think a lot of what went on was simply panic/not thinking clearly. I don't think Murray (or his attorneys) have told the truth, in those limited statements that they've given. Too many inconsistencies. Either Murray had been "recently hired," or had been "giving Michael propofol for six WEEKS!" If Michael was undergoing general anesthesia nightly for over a month, this was NOT a man who was "concert-ready." That is simply too strange. I've never even heard of such a thing!
I have no idea what really happened. There is just too much that is very, very strange. A critical error in the LAPD investigation was the failure to designate the house as a crime-scene, from the outset. That invalidates any "evidence" found there. People still had access to the house, and there is no way to know what was "put there," or taken away. There is little in the way of material evidence, and that is a problem.