Prosecutors Say Dr. Murray Had Himself Charged With MJ's Murder

He did himself in as soon as he opened his mouth.
There really is no end in sight for the Michael Jackson murder trial, with the prosecution delving out witness after witness to prove without a shadow of a doubt that Dr. Conrad Murray killed the late, great Michael Jackson. But all of this probably wouldn’t have been possible if it were for Conrad himself and the interview he gave the police just two days after MJ’s death.
The prosecution had very little to go on when MJ was first found dead and was set not to press charges against anyone for his demise, including Murray. However, after the doc gave the police a two-hour interview depicting the care he gave to Michael, the prosecutors had all the ammo they needed to bring him down on the manslaughter charges. In fact, it was Dr. Murray himself who volunteered the information about administering the Propofol to Jackson almost every day for 2 months, which is the basis of the prosecution’s reckless medical treatment argument.
But even further – during his interview, it was clear to the detectives that something was off about the stories Dr. Murray was telling. As one law enforcement source put it:

“He told the truth 70% of the time during the interview, and lied 30% of the time. And the lies created the suspicion that led to the investigation that led to charges being filed.”

You know that old saying about “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all?” In Conrad’s case, it should’ve been “if you don’t have anything non-incrimintaing to say, don’t say anything at all!”
This whole case is your own fault, sir. And here’s hoping you pay for ALL the mistakes you’ve made.
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