Using the information that bouee pulled from the search warrants and posted to show the time and dosage of the various things Murray gave to MJ, combined with a breakdown of the approximate 47 minutes worth of phone calls that Murray made while he claimed he was in the restroom for only 2 minutes, combined with the time that Murray finally ran downstairs to get help, and combined with the time that the 911 call was finally made, etc.,
the timeline, or chain of events, look something like this...
1:30 am Diazepam 10 mg
2:00 am Lorazepam 2 mg IV
3:00 am Midazolam 2mg IV
5:00 am Lorazepam 2mg IV
7:30 am Midazolam 2 mg
10:40 am Propofol 25 mg
11:18 am -
Phone call to Las Vegas office (31 minutes)
11:49 am -
Phone call to a Las Vegas cell phone (2 minutes)
11:51 am -
Phone call to Houston (3 minutes)
11:54 am -
Left a voice mail message for patient named
Bob Russell regarding test results (Minutes TBD)
12:05 or 12:10 pm -
Murray runs downstairs and screams, "Go get Prince!" (
According to Chef)
12:12 pm -
Phone call to a Jackson associate at
Neverland Ranch (1 minute / as being reported)
12:21 pm -
911 is called by someone other than Murray while Murray is performing CPR in an unusual way. (To hear Murray in background during 911 call, go to Youtube)
12:26 pm -
Paramedics arrive at MJ's house
1:14 pm -
Paramedics' approximate arrival time at UCLA Medical Center with MJ
2:26 pm -
MJ pronounced deceased at the UCLA Medical Center after
a team of doctors, including cardiologists, tried for more than 1 hour to resuscitate him.
NOTE: Murray would not sign death certificate
(Video of news report showing Murray's phone calls:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qgVrb22vPs&feature=channel )
Time MJ's Chef mentioned can be found here:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/07/29/michael-jacksons-chef-rec_n_246771.html
Jermaine's Statement at the UCLA Medical Center
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbV9NpN-n9E
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION...
* June 25, 2009 was a Thursday
* Wednesday, June 24, 2009, was MJ's last rehearsal for "This Is It"
* Per MJ's dancer, Daniel Celebre, the June 24th rehearsal ended at 1:30 a.m.
* On June 25th, the dancers were all sitting in their dressing rooms ready to start rehearsals when they heard MJ had passed away.
* Travis was going to pick up MJ at 1:00 p.m. on June 25th
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Excerpt from an article...
What was Michael Jackson's state of mind 13 hours before he was pronounced dead?
"He was happy, he was smiling, he was laughing with us," remembers Daniel Celebre, who was a principal dancer in the superstar's This Is It comeback tour.
Celebre had been rehearsing with Jackson in Los Angeles "for three months, eight hours a day and he always danced full out. His energy was amazing, man."
In fact, on June 24, the last day of Jackson's life, director Kenny Ortega staged the show and "we ran through the whole thing and finished at about 1:30 in the morning," Celebre, a dancer based in Toronto, recalled in an interview yesterday at the midtown BDX dance studio.
"The feeling was unbelievable. Michael was at the top of his game. People who had known him for years said he'd never danced better.
"We even ran 'Thriller' for the first time in costume and the people from wardrobe were in the audience crying. They told us 'You guys don't understand how amazing it looks.'"
When asked if Jackson seemed tired or under strain, Celebre shook his head emphatically. "Every day he looked fly, but that day, he was better than ever. He looked young, man. His form was so perfect."
http://www.thestar.com/en...ay-of-life
Excerpt from an article about what Ed Alonzo – a concert magician-comedian known as "the Misfit of Magic – said about MJ.
Alonzo recalled that the singer arrived at Staples around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday but did not begin rehearsing until 9, complaining – perhaps facetiously, the magician said – of laryngitis.
"He looked great and had great energy. He wasn't singing at full level, but it was as beautiful as ever," Alonzo said. "He went from one number to the other. 'Let's do that again.' He wanted to look at props for the 'Thriller' number, a gigantic spider. He was dancing, singing, joking with the crew. If he was having any aches or pains, nobody knew about it that night."
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jun/27/entertainment/et-jackson-rehearsal27
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Transcript of interview Murray's lawyer, Edward Chernoff, did with Anderson Cooper 4 days after MJ passed.
Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
Investigation Into Michael Jackson's Death Continues
Aired June 29, 2009 - 22:00 * ET
THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.
ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Tonight, the latest on the death of Michael Jackson -- new details and new pictures of his final days, and new questions about the doctor who was at his dying side, and new evidence gathered from the Jackson home, and the first steps in what could be a long legal battle over Jackson's children and his money, a court awarding temporary guardianship to the grandmother, Katherine Jackson, not clear what, if any, role two of the children's biological mother, Debbie Rowe, may want.
Also tonight, for the first time in prime time, a sample of a new song Michael Jackson was working on -- We will play that for you in this live two-hour version of 360.
Now, take a look at these, the photos taken during rehearsals for his London concerts that would have been both a comeback and a last hurrah. They appear to show a healthy, active Michael Jackson.
We will be hearing shortly from his trainer, Lou Ferrigno. Also, his doctor's lawyer, Joe -- also, his doctor's lawyer will be here, and Joe Jackson on the children, and Jackson's friend, Deepak Chopra, on the hidden medical condition he says Michael Jackson suffered from.
First, though, the latest on the investigation, cops back on the scene, and Drew Griffin.
(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)
DREW GRIFFIN, CNN INVESTIGATIVE CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Detectives from the Los Angeles police and coroner's office returned to the home today where Michael Jackson was found near death.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What made you come back (OFF-MIKE)
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Information that was obtained by the Los Angeles Police Department.
GRIFFIN: And acting on what Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter said was information involving medications, detectives left carrying a few bags of possible evidence, saying they are still weeks away from announcing a possible cause of death.
Meanwhile, the mystery of the 50-year-old singer's sudden death became even more curious with the release of these photos taken of an apparently healthy Michael Jackson during a rehearsal last Tuesday night, just two days before he died.
But, according to the attorney for Dr. Conrad Murray, Jackson was feeling ill Wednesday and asked the doctor to spend the night in his rented mansion. The next morning, it was the doctor who found Jackson with a weak pulse and not breathing.
Attorney Ed Chernoff said what followed was panic, as at cardiologist tried to resuscitate Jackson. There was apparently no landline phone in the bedroom. The doctor had a cell phone, but the attorney says the doctor was unsure of the home's address. He describes Dr. Conrad Murray performing CPR and yelling for help.
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, "THE SITUATION ROOM WITH WOLF BLITZER")
EDWARD CHERNOFF, ATTORNEY FOR DR. CONRAD MURRAY: He's a cardiologist. He knows that, if a person -- if a person is not breathing, he knows what to do. And he -- he -- he did what he needed to do to try to resuscitate Michael Jackson.
SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: How long did he actually perform CPR on Mr. Jackson before he realized he needed to make a phone call?
CHERNOFF: Well, it would have been five minutes, maybe, 10 minutes. But -- but the phone call then was delayed, because, like I say, there was no phone -- phone service. He called security to ask for somebody to come up to help. There was no call -- there was no answer when he called.
He then ran downstairs at some point, yelled for help, got the chef, who was in the kitchen, to get security up there. By the time security got up there, then the call was made immediately. This entire time, with the exception of him running downstairs, he was performing CPR on Michael Jackson.
(END VIDEO CLIP)
GRIFFIN: It took 30 minutes, Chernoff says, before security finally made the 911 call.
(BEGIN AUDIO CLIP)
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, he's not breathing, sir.
(END AUDIO CLIP)
GRIFFIN: Jackson never recovered.
The attorney is denying his client gave Jackson any medications that could have caused death, and says his client is not a suspect and is fully cooperating with police.
The Jackson family has been publicly skeptical of the doctor they didn't know. Dr. Conrad Murray, a trained cardiologist was chosen by Jackson to be his personal physician during the upcoming concert tour.
It appears Jackson only knew the doctor from a chance encounter in Las Vegas in 2006, when the doctor treated one of Jackson's children. They remained friends. And, in May, Dr. Murray suspended his practices in Las Vegas and Houston to accept Jackson's offer to accompany him on tour as his personal physician, the job that was to pay $150,000 a month.
Jackson's father has confirmed the family has hired its own forensic expert to conduct a second autopsy. Patriarch Joe Jackson says, he remains concerned about what happened, but is withholding judgment.
JOE JACKSON, FATHER OF MICHAEL JACKSON: I want to see how this autopsy is coming out, you know, the second autopsy that they're doing right now. And I'm expecting to hear about it, from it real soon.
GRIFFIN: The coroner's office has said official toxicology reports will take weeks. The private autopsy, which doesn't involve as many sophisticated tests, could be done in a matter of days.
Drew Griffin, CNN, Atlanta.
(END VIDEOTAPE)
COOPER: You saw Reverend Sharpton standing next to Joe Jackson earlier today. He will be on the program just shortly. We will talk to him.
You also heard a bit from Dr. Murray's attorney, Ed Chernoff, in that piece about the moments leading up to Michael Jackson's death and the role his client played until the paramedics arrived, the difficulty in finding a working phone call. A lot of questions about that, questions from the Jackson family about Dr. Murray himself, some of which may be settled when complete autopsy results are finally known.
In the meantime, we're joined by attorney Ed Chernoff to hear directly from him.
Mr. Chernoff, thanks for being with us.
I want to start with the question I guess everyone wants to know. Did Dr. Murray at any time administer or prescribe Michael Jackson either Demerol or OxyContin?
CHERNOFF: No.
Dr. Murray never prescribed those medicines. He never prescribed or administered them during the period of time that he was attending to Michael Jackson when he was his personal physician during that period of time. He never saw him use those substances either, Anderson.
So, the -- this rumor that is going around that he -- that he was addicted to these things and he was using these things would be a mystery to -- to Dr. Murray.
COOPER: Because we have had Dr. Deepak Chopra, who told CNN that, several years ago, Michael Jackson did ask him for a prescription for Democrat Demeral and for OxyContin. To your -- does -- does Dr. Murray have any knowledge of -- of -- he has no knowledge of any prescription painkillers that -- that Michael Jackson is taking, or just Demerol and OxyContin?
CHERNOFF: Yes. I -- I saw that interview with -- with Dr. Chopra. And -- and I understand it's been years ago that that -- that request was made of him by Michael Jackson.
But keep in mind that Dr. Murray was -- has been Michael Jackson's doctor for only two months. And...
COOPER: How did they meet?
CHERNOFF: Well, they -- they met in 2006 in Las Vegas. Michael Jackson was there. He was visiting Las Vegas. Dr. Murray has a practice there.
Somebody on the security detail recommended a friend who knew Dr. Murray, because Michael Jackson's -- Michael Jackson's children was sick. So, on short notice, late at night, Dr. Murray came out and attended to his child. And that's how they met, and they became friends after that.
COOPER: To your knowledge, did Dr. Murray, at any time, ask Michael Jackson if he was using prescription painkillers?
CHERNOFF: I'm sure that, during the -- during the analysis of -- of what to -- what to do to -- to keep him healthy during his rehearsals, that -- those questions were asked.
And -- and Michael Jackson never revealed any of that, painkiller, Demerol or OxyContin, or anything of that nature. That's important, because Dr. Murray needed to know that. If he was going to prescribe at any time, he needed to know what medications shouldn't be prescribed together. So, I'm sure he asked that question.
COOPER: Would Dr. Murray characterize Michael Jackson as being a healthy person?
CHERNOFF: He's -- he's thin. Michael Jackson's thin.
And -- and -- and he has -- certainly, he has troubles with stress and anxiety. But, all in all, yes, he was healthy. He -- he was able to do the things he needed to do preparing for his -- his tour in Europe. And it was Dr. Murray's opinion that he was capable of doing that tour, of doing the necessary work that it would require, which would have been very rigorous.
COOPER: The 911 call was made. The first thing -- or one of the first things that the operator says is to get the -- the patient on a flat surface on the floor.
CPR was being administered apparently, reportedly, by Dr. Murray on the bed. That seems to be against general practice on CPR.
CHERNOFF: Well, remember, Dr. Murray is a cardiologist. He's a cardiologist by trade and by practice...
(CROSSTALK)
COOPER: But he's not board-certified. Is that correct?
CHERNOFF: No, he's not -- no, he's not board-certified.
But that doesn't mean that he can't -- can't be a good doctor and know what to do in those circumstances. And, for 20 years, he's been handling people with -- with heart conditions. So, he knows how to gives CPR and he knows what's necessary to do to -- to keep the blood flowing during the CPR process.
He did that. He kept the blood flowing. The pulse remained in Michael Jackson until emergency personnel got there. So, it was -- it was performed properly, by -- by that definition.
COOPER: Dr. Murray accompanied Michael Jackson to the hospital. Was he there when Michael Jackson's children were informed of their father's death?
CHERNOFF: He was.
Dr. Murray, like I said, he was very close to Michael Jackson. I have reported that. They were very close friends. And he knew the children very well. And, at some point, the children had to be told that their father had died. Dr. Murray spoke with the personnel about that at the hospital. And he and the manager went and spoke to the children.
COOPER: You have also said that they requested to see their father. Did they?
CHERNOFF: They did. They did.
COOPER: Attorney Ed Chernoff, we appreciate your -- your time tonight, counsel for Dr. Conrad. Thank you.
CHERNOFF: Thank you, Anderson.
COOPER: Well, let us know what you think. You can join the live chat happening now at AC360.com -- a lot of people weighing in.
Up next: grandfather Joe Jackson. Grandmother Katherine has got guardianship, but he's doing all the talking, last night and today, a lot of it about his record company, not exactly what's happening with the family.
http://157.166.255.31/TRANSCRIPTS/0906/29/acd.01.html
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NOW AFTER GOING OVER THE ABOVE, HERE IS A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT WAS GIVEN TO MICHAEL (These links lead to a website that explains what this is and how it should be administered)
Diazepam
http://www.rxlist.com/diazepam-injection-drug.htm
Lorazepam (Given to MJ twice: once at 2am, once at 5am)
http://www.rxlist.com/ativan-drug.htm
Midazolam (Given to MJ twice: once at 3am, once at 7:30am)
http://www.rxlist.com/midazolam-injection-drug.htm
Propofol
http://www.rxlist.com/diprivan-drug.htm
After reading the above info about what was given to MJ, does it seem like it was safe for Murray to give all of this stuff to him in the course of approximately 9 hours, outside of a hospital setting, and without the proper monitoring and resuscitation equipment?
How dare they say Murray didn't give MJ anything that should have killed him. How dare they even word it like that. A list of things went wrong, and it either went this way by accident, or went this way on purpose.
That could happen to any of us :cheeky:
