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October 29, 201113 years ago
Dr. Murray’s Defense
Dr. Paul White took the stand and defended Dr. Murray during the Michael Jackson trial. He stated that there is no possibility that Jackson died because of the propofol, unless Jackson digested or injected something else to his own body.
Dr. White further stated that thousands of cases occur where patients take propofol and they do not die. In the hospitals, a patient is given this medication and it is not fatal to their lives. There is the possibility that Jackson may have taken something else and self injected propofol.
“Michael Jackson probably died after he rapidly injected himself with a dose of the surgical anesthetic propofol on top of a large dose of sedatives he swallowed when Dr. Conrad Murray was away” stated the defense.
October 28, 201113 years ago
Murray's Defense Testifies
Taking the stand was anesthesiology expert Dr. Paul White. Dr. White states that Dr. Murrray was not responsible for Jackson’s death. “I was somewhat perplexed at how a determination has been made that Dr. Murray was infusing propofol,” White said. “It wasn’t obvious to me, I thought there were questions.”
A drug-addiction specialist also testified and stated that Jackson was “probably addicted” to a powerful painkiller given him during frequent visits to a Beverly Hills dermatologist in the three months before his death.
The defense used Jackson’s medical records from his dermatologist Dr. Arnold Klein’s office to try to prove his growing dependency on medications.
Closing arguments to the trial will be coming in next week.
October 27, 201113 years ago
The Thrilling Trial
The thrilling trial continues and Cherilyn Lee, Michael Jackson’s nurse, spoke to the cameraman outside the courtroom. She stated “It was just hard being in a room with… It was like a virus in there”. She stated that she felt dizzy when she testified.
Also, Gerry Causey, one of Dr. Murray’s patients, testified and stated that he received excellent care. He even referred Dr. Murray as his “best friend”. He also gave Murray a hug and a genuine kiss on the forehead. The judge responded by saying “That’s not necessary”.
Other patients of Dr. Murray also stated that he was a great doctor and they did not condemn Murray.
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