10:40 am - Propofol 25 mg
11:18 am - Phone call to Las Vegas office (32 minutes / as being reported)
11:49 am - Phone call to a Las Vegas cell phone (3 minutes / as being reported)
11:51 am - Phone call to Houston (11 minutes / as being reported)
12:05 or 12:10 pm - Murray runs downstairs and screams, "Go get Prince!" (According to Chef)
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I'm not sure why this keeps popping into my head, but I have a feeling that MJ passed away some time during the first part of Murray's first phone call.
It seems like Murray left the room to use the restroom as soon as it looked to him like MJ had gone to sleep after that last injection, and then he made that first phone call after going to the restroom. The only thing is, MJ was doing more than just going to sleep. He was going into an eternal sleep. He was passing away while Murray was talking on the phone.
It feels like Murray did not stay with MJ long enough to be able to tell whether MJ was going to sleep or if he needed to be immediately resuscitated, and because Murray did not stay in the room long enough to notice that MJ needed help, Murray missed the opportunity to go into rescue mode. He dropped the ball! He misread it!
After later discovering that something was wrong...once he returned to the room...he went into a panic! He then tried to see if MJ was still breathing, if he had a pulse, if he could bring him back, and then he tried to frantically perform CPR.
Once he realized it was not working he knew that he would have to get additional help, so he started scrambling to hide things before the additional help got there. He probably poured out some stuff into the toilet too and flushed it.
Whatever he started doing in an effort to cover up what he had botched up, he needed an adequate amount of time to do it before running downstairs.
Sometimes while I'm looking at these shorter phone calls, it feels like Murray may have been talking and hiding things simultaneously as well, because when you look at how long his lawyer said he tried to resuscitate MJ before going to get help, he said it was approximately 5 - 10 minutes. This 5-10 minutes that he was so-called trying to perform CPR would overlap with the cover-up time and/or with one or two of those short phone calls.
It seems unlikely that Murray would first ran down stairs to get help and then start hiding things after someone came up to assist him, because they would see him hiding things and question him about it. Plus, they would become very upset with him for trying to hide things rather than doing everything in his power to help MJ. And he most certainly would not have been able to hide things while the paramedics were there.
Not only did it take some time to ditch stuff, but it also took some time to light those fireplaces and turn up the heating system before going down stairs.
Another thing. Murray's attorney said, in a statement, that Murray did not find MJ at 11:00 a.m.
So, around what time did he find him then? Not able to pinpoint that, but he probably found MJ deceased before he called Houston. What is one of the first things that people want when they are in trouble? They usually want to go home. Murray's home is in Houston.