Michael Jackson Killed Himself —Doctor
Doctor Conrad Murray, personal doctor of the late King o Pop, Michael
Jackson, has disclosed in an exclusive interview with the Dail Mail of
London that the singer killed himself by taking an overdose of his
drugs.
Murray who was convicted of killing Michael Jackson spoke out for the
first time to try to clear his name, claiming that the superstar died
of an accidental overdose.
"I did not kill Michael Jackson. He was a drug addict. Michael Jackson
accidentally killed Michael Jackson," Murray stated.
The 60-year-old heart surgeon, released from prison three weeks ago,
having served half of his four-year sentence for involuntary
manslaughter, began working for Jackson in 2006.
But it was not until he went to help him prepare for his This Is It
come-back tour in 2009 that he saw the devastation of his life.
"He was in crisis at the end of his life, filled with panic and," he said.
"By the end Michael Jackson was a broken man. I tried to protect him
but instead I was brought down with him."
Murray claims Jackson had been dragged "into the abyss" of physical
and mental anguish by the pressures of the tour.
He claims he lived in a state of paranoia and filth: maids were not
even allowed to take his underwear to be laundered because he feared
they would sell it.
Murray insists he was one of the few people the superstar trusted.
"You want to know how close we were? I held his penis every night to
fit a catheter because he was incontinent at night."
The doctor said Jackson's 5'11" frame had wasted to little over nine
stone, he was suffering from chills, insomnia and mood swings and he
was dependent on the prescription drug propofol to help him sleep.
Murray claims he had 'weaned' Jackson off the drug the singer called
'milk' only days before his death on June 25, 2009.
He believes his insomnia that night was due to withdrawal symptoms
from another drug, Demerol, an analgesic better known as pethidine,
which had been provided by another doctor without his knowledge.
In a claim, made for the first time, Murray insists that while he was
out of the room Jackson got up and injected himself with a lethal dose
of propofol after Murray had refused to give him the amount he wanted.
The heart surgeon claims he did everything he could to save Jackson.
Whether or not you believe him, he has clearly convinced himself.
He says the singer had told him shortly before his death that their
names would become 'inseparable.' When Murray asked him what he meant
'he smiled and said: 'I am clairvoyant.'
Murray has filed an appeal against his conviction.
Jackson, has disclosed in an exclusive interview with the Dail Mail of
London that the singer killed himself by taking an overdose of his
drugs.
Murray who was convicted of killing Michael Jackson spoke out for the
first time to try to clear his name, claiming that the superstar died
of an accidental overdose.
"I did not kill Michael Jackson. He was a drug addict. Michael Jackson
accidentally killed Michael Jackson," Murray stated.
The 60-year-old heart surgeon, released from prison three weeks ago,
having served half of his four-year sentence for involuntary
manslaughter, began working for Jackson in 2006.
But it was not until he went to help him prepare for his This Is It
come-back tour in 2009 that he saw the devastation of his life.
"He was in crisis at the end of his life, filled with panic and," he said.
"By the end Michael Jackson was a broken man. I tried to protect him
but instead I was brought down with him."
Murray claims Jackson had been dragged "into the abyss" of physical
and mental anguish by the pressures of the tour.
He claims he lived in a state of paranoia and filth: maids were not
even allowed to take his underwear to be laundered because he feared
they would sell it.
Murray insists he was one of the few people the superstar trusted.
"You want to know how close we were? I held his penis every night to
fit a catheter because he was incontinent at night."
The doctor said Jackson's 5'11" frame had wasted to little over nine
stone, he was suffering from chills, insomnia and mood swings and he
was dependent on the prescription drug propofol to help him sleep.
Murray claims he had 'weaned' Jackson off the drug the singer called
'milk' only days before his death on June 25, 2009.
He believes his insomnia that night was due to withdrawal symptoms
from another drug, Demerol, an analgesic better known as pethidine,
which had been provided by another doctor without his knowledge.
In a claim, made for the first time, Murray insists that while he was
out of the room Jackson got up and injected himself with a lethal dose
of propofol after Murray had refused to give him the amount he wanted.
The heart surgeon claims he did everything he could to save Jackson.
Whether or not you believe him, he has clearly convinced himself.
He says the singer had told him shortly before his death that their
names would become 'inseparable.' When Murray asked him what he meant
'he smiled and said: 'I am clairvoyant.'
Murray has filed an appeal against his conviction.
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