As we mentioned earlier, Michael Jackson‘s personal live-in doctor, Conrad Murray, has been somewhat uncooperative with police and kept trying to avoid recent interrogations.
Just two days ago, the US Drug Enforcement Agency and police officers raided Dr. Murray’s office in Houston, where they reportedly seized several items, including “a forensic image” of a computer hard drive and 21 documents.
Now, it’s being revealed that on the day of Jackson’s death, several of Dr. Murray’s files suddenly went “missing.” According to reports, two women went to the doc’s storage facility in Houston at 9:22am PT.
They were spotted taking files from the storage, including a few boxes and other items, and placed them in two cars. The two were there for approximately 30 minutes.
It wasn’t until 12:21pm PT that day, well after the 9:22am office trip, that the police were actually called to try and save Michael.
Wonder what they took from that storage… And why it took so long to call the police for help?
Let’s hope the truth comes out soon and everything is put to rest!
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