you are right.
Even testimonies, some are lies. Remember Mike trial and how Gavin lied on stand. People do lie under oath... it's sad but true....
But in this cases - all the 'Mike wanted badly Propofol, asked for it and begged for it' comes from hearsay, third parties or unreliable folks.
And I think is important, I think that in a better world this would go investigated deeply and maybe other things would come out.
But into this world police is kinda lazy, justice the same, and they want to not spend money. At least when it comes to Mike, and him not being the accused one but the victim... :smilerolleyes:
Exactly, and I hope we can move on from this list of doctors (who did NOT testify to giving Michael propofol) now and develop some theories based on what we DO know. This is exactly the tactic the defense will use, and I'm dreading it -- that Michael's name will be dragged through the mud, yet again. That will affect his children.
In the end, what MATTERS is what Murray did to Michael, as his doctor.
Michael's trial was horrific!
Very little of any of what was reported by media was accurate. There were many "confirmations" that were not confirmations at all. Names of children Michael had known were trotted out. But in the end, there was only Gavin Arvizo (and his mother) who testified about ALLEGED abuse, and the jury simply did not believe them.
We had hot-air balloons, planned abduction to Brazil, "witnesses" who were not witnesses at all, but disgruntled staff who'd been fired and sold their "stories." And on, and on, and on.
I hope in this thread we can go back and look at the data -- court transcripts, legal documents, Murray's statements (as shifting as they seem to be), and that sort of material. If we base theories on tabloid types of reporting, those are not viable theories at all.
Michael's medical treatment of the past (whatever that is) will be brought out at trial, or there will be
attempts by the defense to do this. The goal there is to show that Murray didn't know what he was getting into; he found Michael to be
demanding, and Murray crumbled and gave him what he wanted. Murray will be painted as a doctor in a long line of others who gave Michael propofol. This is a DEFENSE theory. In other words, Murray will be constructed, in words,
as the victim. I'm NOT buying it, and I doubt a jury will, either.
What MATTERS is what MURRAY did to Michael. Michael did not deserve to die.
We may never know what happened on that awful day. There are facts that swirl around it, but I doubt Murray will ever tell the truth. My theory has shifted somewhat, and now I'm thinking this may have been a more deliberate act by Murray, done in a fit of anger. There was that horrible meeting at Michael's house (Ortega's testimony), where among other things that happened, Murray was
ANGRY at Ortega for sending Michael home. Should not Murray's first concern be for Michael's health? There was the unsigned contract on the seat of Murray's car. His trip to London was far from certain. I think his propofol "treatments" had done physical damage to Michael (the day Ortega sent him home -- those symptoms can be attributed to side-effects of anesthesia). There is Murray's past history, that includes physical violence (he was once arrested for spousal abuse.) So now I'm thinking along the lines of "Murray snapped" and pushed a fatal dose in the heat-of-the-moment.
I hope Murray will someday tell the truth. But I doubt it.