Re: Jackson's doc administered anesthetic that authorities believe killed the pop star
Given that the autopsy report shows no needle marks other than those injected in Michael's heart to revive him
Given that the doctor's lawyer has rubbished stories going around and said the doctor never gave Michael something that would kill (propofol can kill)
Notice that the "source" the media is using in the police is speculating as to the cause of death. Now, police draw up theories, just like we can draw up theories, that doesn't mean the theory is true. It simply means it's one of the theories they have to investigate.
But for this policeman, it was the most profitable theory to leak for a quick pay check from the media.
I think we need to slow down buying into the propofol story, since the media has to run with that, as they have no other information.
STOCKING UP DIPRIVAN BEFORE TOUR
Here is a possibility. Diprivan was in the house, but not yet used because Michael was not yet on tour.
Michael used it on the HIStory tour when he couldn't sleep.
Given that police did not take away other equipment required to administer diprivan, the cardiologist is unlikely to have been careless to do it without the machines and then leave the room, especially when he's not an anaesthologist as the packet clearly states how it should be used.
Now, the cardiologist needed to stock drugs that he would use in the UK if needed, to treat Michael. He also had to stock diprivan which might be needed to help Michael sleep.
But he hadn't used it yet as he still had a week or two to finish his list and get the other equipment needed either from the US or in UK.
Michael returns and complains he is not feeling well, so the doctor prescribes something and Michael goes to sleep.
The doctor passes by the room to check on Michael and finds his pulse is low. He tries to wake him but Michael is unresponsive, so he starts CPR.
CPR takes a bit too long till the doctor decides it's not helping, he rushes and gets the chef to call 911. The chef gets the security guard to do so.
Emergency arrives and the doctor is busy still trying to do CPR, so the paramedics see Dr Murray as being in their way.
While focussing on getting a stronger pulse, Dr Murray forgot to put Michael on the floor and did CPR on the bed, as many doctors are known not to follow procedures by the book, just as pilots at times don't go through all the steps in the rule book while preparing for take-off but when an incident happens, that skipped step becomes magnified.
Murray goes in the ambulance and still believes Michael can be revived, therefore does not want the paramedics to pronounce him dead. This is later seen as him not wanting to carry the can, but often no one would want a loved one pronounced dead till everything possible has been done as the person could have slipped into a coma. Paramedics see him as still being in the way.
When Michael passes away, Dr Murray asks the family to get a second autopsy, because he is also suspicious how suddenly Michael could have died. He knows the pills he gave him couldn't kill and he suspects foul play too or some other condition given Michael's complaint of not feeling well when he returned.
When police announce they want to speak with the doctor who was with Michael, the media go after Murray, saying he ran away, which is a lie as he was at the hospital after travelling there in the ambulance.
The police speak to Murray and he lets them know of the medication he had stocked up before leaving for London.
Police go and take that medication on top of medication already taken away in his car that they towed away and the media starts about the amount of drugs in Michael's home
Given that diprivan was found, when the nutritionist comes along with the diprivan story, it all seems to match.
Everyone starts running around with the diprivan theory given the nutritionist story and it being found on the premises (that's if it was there)
and they conveniently forget autopsy reports of no needle marks.
Therefore, i think it's best to wait for 2 things
- The toxicology report
- and the minute by minute account by Dr Murray of his time with Michael in the last days
As Geragos said in 2003, it takes 2 sides for the truth to be heard.
At the moment, we haven't heard Dr Murray's side of the story and full account of what transpired and we are passing judgement.
then he would have injected him with epi since it's a cardiac stimulant. Sometimes it works, other times...:no::no: It depends what other meds were in his system and how they interacted . And either wasy if the problem stared from respiratory depression then that would have been the thing to fix as well, not just the heart.
