kissybissy
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Re: Doctor's love life cited in Michael Jackson case
I think the most important thing in Murray's conviction is the fact he was using Propofol to make Michael sleep (it doesn't matter if Michael asked for it). Propofol is a powerful anesthetic drug, not supposed to be used at home, without the proper equipment and it's not supposed to be used by someone that's not anesthesiologist. Even if Murray was not on the phone, he would probably not notice Michael was not breathing because he didn't have the equipment in the room to show. He would only notice something was wrong if he touched him, feeling his pulse and his breathing something he would have to do every minute to check if it was everything ok. And I really doubt he would be willing to spend every night without sleep to check MJ during the night.
the phonecalls are what will convict murray more than anything else imo
I think the most important thing in Murray's conviction is the fact he was using Propofol to make Michael sleep (it doesn't matter if Michael asked for it). Propofol is a powerful anesthetic drug, not supposed to be used at home, without the proper equipment and it's not supposed to be used by someone that's not anesthesiologist. Even if Murray was not on the phone, he would probably not notice Michael was not breathing because he didn't have the equipment in the room to show. He would only notice something was wrong if he touched him, feeling his pulse and his breathing something he would have to do every minute to check if it was everything ok. And I really doubt he would be willing to spend every night without sleep to check MJ during the night.