We've learned the two women who went to a Houston
[COLOR=#29a256! important][COLOR=#29a256! important]storage [COLOR=#29a256! important]facility[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]
the day
Michael Jackson died and removed boxes had rented the facility just months earlier, in the name of their employer --
Dr. Conrad Murray.
The owners of the facility say the two women filled out a contract on April 1, 2009. They rented a unit in the name of Dr. Conrad Murray's medical practice. Dr. Murray's credit card was used to pay the rent for the unit.
The unit contained boxes, furniture and other items.
The two women arrived at 9:22 AM Los Angeles time -- 3 hours before the 911 call from Jackson's home.
The women took 3 - 5 boxes though we do not know what was inside.
The facility has a surveillance
[COLOR=#29a256! important][COLOR=#29a256! important]camera[/COLOR][/COLOR], but it was broken that day.
Dr. Murray has a 10x20 unit at a
Public Storage facility in Las Vegas.
We've learned an employee of Dr. Murray's came to the unit as recently as July 30 with Dr. Murray's credit card number on a piece of paper and paid the rental fee. We do not know if items were removed or stored at that time. Dr. Murray missed the July 15 deadline to make payment and he was charged a late fee.
We're told one of the four people authorized on Dr. Murray's behalf to come and go at the facility is
Stacey Howe -- someone who figured prominently when Dr. Murray's Houston storage unit was raided last month.
Federal agents seized correspondence addressed to Stacey Howe, and we're told the agents asked the manager of the storage facility if she knew of Howe.
When agents raided Dr. Murray's Houston medical practice, they seized two Yahoo e-mails from Stacey Howe.
Law enforcement believes Dr. Murray
may have had
Propofol -- the drug they believe killed
Michael Jackson -- stored in the various storage units for shipment to the singer, though as far as we know they do not have proof ... at least not yet.
We do not know if the Vegas storage unit has been searched pursuant to a warrant.