Monday 29 August 2022 11:10 PM Michael Jackson's death was 'inevitable' and there are MULTIPLE people to ... trends now
Michael Jackson's tragic death was 'inevitable' and there are multiple people to blame for his drug-induced cardiac arrest, a detective has revealed in a bombshell new interview.
The beloved King of Pop died in June 2009 at his home in Los Angeles and his personal physician at the time, Dr Conrad Murray, was jailed for involuntary manslaughter.
But those close to the case now say that there are others who should have been found guilty for allowing Jackson to reach the level of drug dependency he was at when he died.
In a tearful new interview, the convicted doctor revealed that his experience in prison was 'shattering' after being decimated by grief and pain following Michael's death and his own trial.
Holding back his emotions, Dr Murray told the documentary 'I will always love Michael' despite the fact he believes it 'was not right' that he personally took so much of the blame over the legend's death.
The 69-year-old heart surgeon - released from prison in 2013 having served half of his four-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter – began working for Jackson in 2006.
He had administered Jackson various drugs to help him sleep on the night of his death, at his rented home in Holmy Hills, Los Angeles.
The King of Pop Michael Jackson died in 2009 from an overdose of propofol, which caused him to go into cardiac arrest at his home in Los Angeles
Murray claims he had ‘weaned’ Jackson off the drug the singer called ‘milk’ only days before his death on June 25, 2009
Dr Conrad Murray has opened up about his experience of being blamed in Michael Jackson's death. Tearfully, he said that he will always love Jackson, despite the hurt and torment he has faced since he passed away in 2009
Los Angeles Police Department Detective Orlando Martinez (pictured) admitted it was 'amazing' that Michael Jackson didn't pass away sooner, because of his acute, ongoing addition to anesthetic drugs like propofol
But now Los Angeles Police Department Detective Orlando Martinez admitted it was 'amazing' that Michael Jackson didn't pass away sooner, because of his acute, ongoing addition to anesthetic drugs like propofol.
