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  • Conrad Murray invites Katherine Jackson to visit him in jail



    Los Angeles (CNN) -- Conrad Murray, the doctor convicted in Michael Jackson's death, is inviting the late pop star's mother to visit him in jail to "answer any questions she might have."


    Murray extended the invitation Tuesday night in a statement released to CNN through his lawyers, Valerie Wass and Michael Flanagan..


    "I've been told that she has a desire to speak with me before she departs this life," Murray said. "Seeing that she is up in age and in questionable health, and the fact that she is the mother of a very dear departed friend, it would give me great pleasure to sit with her one on one and answer any questions she might have."


    Murray was sentenced to four years in prison last November after a jury convicted him of involuntary manslaughter in Jackson's June 25, 2009, death.


    Murray, who is expected to serve at least two years in a Los Angeles County jail, said he would put Katherine Jackson's name on his visitor's list.


    "It would put her at peace," he said. "I would do that truly out of concern for her and altruistic love and concern for others. I want to see her. I do not want Mrs. Jackson to suffer. She remains as dear to me as my own mother, unbeknownst to her."


    News coverage of the ongoing feud among members of the Jackson family apparently prompted Murray's offer.


    "Although I am not permitted to see the news in jail, there are times when intermittent snippets are seen before a channel change occurs," Murray said. "I recently saw Katherine Jackson in one of those snippets. She appeared to be extremely sad. I also heard she is having a difficult time."


    A representative for Katherine Jackson said he would present the offer to her, but he doubted she would accept.


    Katherine Jackson is dealing with a major division in her family that grew larger when four of her children recently took her to Arizona for 10 days without letting Michael Jackson's three children speak to her.



    cnn.com


  • :OO Ich glaube, hier muß jemand dringend auf seinen Geisteszustand untersucht werden. Das ist ja kaum zu glauben. Er will alle Fragen beantworten die sie hat? Daß ich nicht lache. Er wird ihr vorheulen was für ein armer Tropf er ist in der Hoffnung, sie legt ein gutes Wort für ihn ein.

  • jetzt fehlt nur noch, dass die dusselige oma da auch noch drauf einginge...
    so ferngesteuert wie die is, würd es mich nicht mehr wundern.


    würd ja auch zur klage gegen aeg und den estate passen, weil man murray ja schon vor jahren nur
    als bauernopfer/sündenbock bezeichnete, und nicht akzeptieren wollte, dass murray von MIKE gewollt und engagiert war.
    murray sollte lediglich über die zeit der konzerte via aeg angestellt/bezahlt werden, weil es ja üblich ist,
    dass künstler ne eigene medizinische versorgung dabei haben.
    doch zu nem vertrag kam es ja offensichtlich nie.


    naja, aeg zu verklagen - da erhofft man sich halt eher kohle,
    da bei murray ja ausser schulden nix zu holen ist...:Q


    der clan ist so durchschaubar geworden.
    und eins ist klar - nichts was die öffentlich inszenieren ist, was es zu sein scheint.
    dahinter steckt immer ne andere absicht. egal bei wem!


    :kotz

  • Conrad Murray seeks new test in Michael Jackson's death
    By Alan Duke, CNN
    July 30, 2012 -- Updated 0929 GMT (1729 HKT)



    Los Angeles (CNN) -- Conrad Murray wants a key piece of evidence tested which his lawyers argue could prove Michael Jackson injected himself with the drug that killed him.
    Murray, who is serving a four-year prison sentence, is appealing last year's involuntary manslaughter conviction in Jackson's 2009 death.
    A motion filed Monday by his lawyers asked an appeals court to order a test of the residue in a 100 milliliter bottle of propofol that prosecutors say contained the fatal dose of surgical anesthetic.
    If it contains 10% lidocaine, then it would support prosecution expert Dr. Steven Shafer's theory that Murray rigged up an IV drip using the bottle and then left the room, Murray's motion said.
    Conrad Murray invites MJ's mom to jail Conrad Murray learns his fate
    Shafer testified that lidocaine, which was found in Jackson's blood after his death, was mixed with propofol to ease the sting of the drug as it entered a vein in Jackson's leg.
    "However, if the residue is 100% propofol, it would absolutely refute Shafer's final contention that was used to prove an IV propofol infusion," the motion said.
    The defense theory was that a desperate Jackson, fearing that his comeback concerts could be canceled unless he found elusive sleep, self-administered propofol that Murray was trying to wean him off of. It contends that Jackson also swallowed eight lorazepam tablets while Murray was not watching.
    Two requests by Murray's lawyers to have the bottle tested after the trial were rejected by the trial judge, who ruled they should have asked for testing before the trial.
    Murray's lawyers argued the residue in the bottle, which the prosecution never tested, became relevant only at the end of the prosecution's case" when Shafer "remodeled" his theory about how Jackson died.
    "Dr. Shafer made a striking change in his rebuttal testimony, which occurred during the final minutes of the evidentiary portion of the trial," Murray lawyer Valerie Wass said.
    Murray told police he stopped using IV infusions of propofol to help Jackson sleep three days before his death, and that he only injected a small dose the morning he died.
    "The amount of propofol Murray claims he gave Jackson does in fact comport with the amount of propofol found in Jackson's blood at autopsy," Murray lawyer J. Michael Flanagan said. "There was no propofol infusion on the morning of Jackson's death. The analysis of the residue in Exhibit 30 will prove the truth once and for all."
    The motion asks the appeals court to order the Los Angeles County Coroner to either test the residue or hand it over to a private lab for testing.


    http://edition.cnn.com/2012/07…-murray-appeal/index.html

  • '*****'s mother should beg forgiveness for letting him down': Killer doctor Conrad Murray attacks singer's family


    'I am not responsible for his death', says jailed medic Conrad Murray
    He shows no remorse and claims he was closer to *****'s children


    By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
    PUBLISHED: 09:15 GMT, 5 August 2012 | UPDATED: 12:45 GMT, 5 August 2012


    The doctor convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson has made a shocking attack on the singer's mother.
    Conrad Murray accused 82-year-old Katherine Jackson of letting him down and 'failing to be there' while he was alive.
    Murray, 59, hit out when he was asked if he would would beg her forgiveness for giving the insomniac superstar a cocktail of drugs on the night of his death three years ago.
    He said: 'Mrs Jackson does not have to forgive for the death of her son because I am not responsible for his death. There is nothing for her to forgive me for.
    'I would say this: Is anyone willing to ever forgive Mrs Jackson for failing to be the mother she could have been for her son? Would Michael forgive his mother for not being the mother that he wanted to be there all the time?'
    Murray, serving four years at Los Angeles County Jail, said he would 'more than happy' to sit down with Mrs Jackson and talk about her son.
    The doctor was living with the 50-year-old singer at his mansion in LA's Holmy Hills when Jackson died on June 25, 2009. He had been preparing for a huge British tour.
    At Murray's trial, the court heard that he administered drugs to his patient and then left him alone for long periods while he spoke to girlfriends as the star lay in bed.
    In a telephone call from the jail, Murray showed no remorse about his role in Jackson's death and claimed he was closer to his children, Prince,15, Paris, 14, and 10-year-old Blanket, than the star's own family.


    In an interview in the Sun, Murray stirred up the massive family fall-out over his £650 million will, by alleging 85-year-old father Joe Jackson could be getting money from his son's fortune.
    Murray claimed Joe, who has been accused of beating his son when he was a child, might be enjoying payouts from the allowance Katherine gets from the estate.
    'She is probably handing out funds to his father,' said Murray. 'He would roll in his grave if he knew that Joe Jackson spent a penny of his money.'
    Last month police were called to the children's Californian home in Calabasas when Jackson's siblings, Janet, Randy and Jermaine tried to take them away. Their brother Tito has now been named co-guardian.


    Murray, who began his sentence nine months ago, still maintains his innocence and claimed Jackson injected himself with Propofol, a drug used as a sedative on patients before operations.
    For his own safety the disgraced doctor is kept away from other inmates - an experience he has found 'demoralising'.
    He plans to cash in Jackson in the future by revealing more secrets about his celebrity patient.
    But he claimed he would not 'betray' the singer. 'One day I will tell the story. I will tell the story in full,' he said.



    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new…g-down.html#ixzz22qnLMda7



    :OO :OO :OO :voodoo :away

  • diese kleine, miese, schmierige, widerliche ratte...er ist eh schon zu gut bedient mit seinen 4 jahren,
    von denen wir ja wissen, dass er wahrscheinlich grade mal die häfte absitzen wird - wenn überhaupt.
    der kann FROH sein, dass nicht ich sein richter war. bei mir wäre er nach alcatraz gekommen -
    und die schlüssel seiner zelle hätte ich ins meer geworfen!




    :kotz

  • Schrecklich dieser Mensch - oder? Aber am meisten ärgere ich mich über die Presse. Warum steht dieser Artikel in der Zeitung? Weil man so sehr an CMs Schicksal interessiert ist? Nein ... weil Gegenstand des Interesses Michael Jackson ist. Nur aus diesem Grund werden diese Ergüsse abgedruckt. Würde kein Pressevertreter mit diesem "Etwas" reden, dann würde er an seinem krankhaften Ego ersticken.

  • Es ist echt abartig, wie dieser Typ sich aufspielt. Eigentlich kann er froh sein, dass er da drin ist. Wo er nicht raus kommt, kommt auch keiner rein.:D
    Anstatt er mal ein wenig Reue zeigt oder sich mal entschuldigt, oder zumindest einsieht, dass er einen Fehler gemacht hat, hat er nichts Besseres zu tun als ständig so ein Mist verlauten zu lassen. Irgendwas ist bei dem auch nicht so ganz richtig, die Sch...kommt bei dem echt nicht nur unten raus.

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  • Aaaach...ich wäre eher dafür, dass wir ihn einbuddeln, sodass nur der Kopf rausguckt und den schmieren wir dann mit was Leckerem ein und lassen ein paar putzige Ameisen frei. :D


    Wobei mir da die Ameisen irgendwie leid tun würden...

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