not sure if it has been posted from the sun newspaper (not the most reliable of sources, but theres appears to be similar information on other news websites)
MICHAEL Jackson's former chef has described the harrowing events surrounding the singer's death — and revealed Dr Conrad Murray WAS involved.
Kai Chase — hired by Jackson to maintain his healthy diet — said she came into work as normal on the fateful day and thought the King of Pop was sleeping late.
The 37-year-old said she was preparing *****'s lunch when the star's personal doctor stormed down the stairs of the LA home screaming: "Go get Prince!"
Manslaughter
The chef added: "He's screaming very loud. I run into the den where the kids are playing. Prince runs to meet Dr Murray and from that point on you could feel the energy in the house change."
As reported in The Sun, Dr Murray then made *****'s eldest son WATCH as he made a vain attempt to save the star.
*****'s sickened family said it was "horrific and very traumatic" for Prince Michael, 12.
But Dr Murray - who is now the focus of a manslaughter probe - wanted a witness to his unsuccessful try at cardiac resuscitation.
The doctor is facing claims he gave the star the dangerous sedative Propofol hours before he died.
Ms Chase said that she had got used to seeing Dr Murray coming and going from the mansion.
The doctor usually arrived about 9:00pm or 9:30pm and would go upstairs to Jackson's room, she said.
She claims she would not see him again before she left, sometimes late in the evening, but understood he was staying the night.
In the morning, when she arrived for work, she said she would see the doctor coming down the steps carrying oxygen tanks.
When Dr Murray didn't come downstairs on the morning of June 25, "I thought maybe Mr Jackson is sleeping late," Ms Chase said.
She revealed the emergency services arrived on the scene moments after Dr Murray appeared.
Ms Chase said: "I walked into the hall and I saw the children there. The daughter was crying. I saw paramedics running up the stairs."
As the paramedics raced to help the 50-year-old, his children - Prince, Paris 11 and Blanket, seven - their nanny, a housekeeper and Ms Chase held hands and began to pray, she said.
"We were all praying, 'Help Mr Jackson be OK'. Then everyone was very quiet."
Security guards then ordered her and other staff to leave the property as Jackson was being taken to hospital.
Ms Chase, who has cooked for other celebrities, was hired by Jackson in March.
She said the pop star's focus was on fresh, healthy food for him and the children.
She prepared meals for the family and occasionally for Dr Murray. She said Jackson was in training for his upcoming shows in London and told her: "You have to take care of me."
The chef also revealed that Dr Murray would bring Jackson special fruit juice drinks she prepared for him, followed by cereal with almond milk.
For lunch Jackson would eat with the children from a menu that included spinach salad and chicken.
Dr Murray sometimes joined them for dinner and would speak with her about the singer's food.
Ms Chase said she saw no sign that Jackson was on drugs or was in failing health.
But she was concerned about the oxygen tanks.
She added: "Normally in the morning, he (Dr Murray) would bring oxygen tanks from upstairs downstairs, one in each hand."
Authorities searched Dr Murray's Las Vegas home and medical office yesterday as part of the investigation into the singer's death. Last week his clinic and storage facility in Houston were raided.
MICHAEL Jackson's former chef has described the harrowing events surrounding the singer's death — and revealed Dr Conrad Murray WAS involved.
Kai Chase — hired by Jackson to maintain his healthy diet — said she came into work as normal on the fateful day and thought the King of Pop was sleeping late.
The 37-year-old said she was preparing *****'s lunch when the star's personal doctor stormed down the stairs of the LA home screaming: "Go get Prince!"
Manslaughter
The chef added: "He's screaming very loud. I run into the den where the kids are playing. Prince runs to meet Dr Murray and from that point on you could feel the energy in the house change."
As reported in The Sun, Dr Murray then made *****'s eldest son WATCH as he made a vain attempt to save the star.
*****'s sickened family said it was "horrific and very traumatic" for Prince Michael, 12.
But Dr Murray - who is now the focus of a manslaughter probe - wanted a witness to his unsuccessful try at cardiac resuscitation.
The doctor is facing claims he gave the star the dangerous sedative Propofol hours before he died.
Ms Chase said that she had got used to seeing Dr Murray coming and going from the mansion.
The doctor usually arrived about 9:00pm or 9:30pm and would go upstairs to Jackson's room, she said.
She claims she would not see him again before she left, sometimes late in the evening, but understood he was staying the night.
In the morning, when she arrived for work, she said she would see the doctor coming down the steps carrying oxygen tanks.
When Dr Murray didn't come downstairs on the morning of June 25, "I thought maybe Mr Jackson is sleeping late," Ms Chase said.
She revealed the emergency services arrived on the scene moments after Dr Murray appeared.
Ms Chase said: "I walked into the hall and I saw the children there. The daughter was crying. I saw paramedics running up the stairs."
As the paramedics raced to help the 50-year-old, his children - Prince, Paris 11 and Blanket, seven - their nanny, a housekeeper and Ms Chase held hands and began to pray, she said.
"We were all praying, 'Help Mr Jackson be OK'. Then everyone was very quiet."
Security guards then ordered her and other staff to leave the property as Jackson was being taken to hospital.
Ms Chase, who has cooked for other celebrities, was hired by Jackson in March.
She said the pop star's focus was on fresh, healthy food for him and the children.
She prepared meals for the family and occasionally for Dr Murray. She said Jackson was in training for his upcoming shows in London and told her: "You have to take care of me."
The chef also revealed that Dr Murray would bring Jackson special fruit juice drinks she prepared for him, followed by cereal with almond milk.
For lunch Jackson would eat with the children from a menu that included spinach salad and chicken.
Dr Murray sometimes joined them for dinner and would speak with her about the singer's food.
Ms Chase said she saw no sign that Jackson was on drugs or was in failing health.
But she was concerned about the oxygen tanks.
She added: "Normally in the morning, he (Dr Murray) would bring oxygen tanks from upstairs downstairs, one in each hand."
Authorities searched Dr Murray's Las Vegas home and medical office yesterday as part of the investigation into the singer's death. Last week his clinic and storage facility in Houston were raided.
