The man at the center of the investigation into Michael Jackson’s death, Dr. Conrad Murray, is in the LAPD’s crosshairs thanks to his own comments.
According to TMZ, which cites law enforcement sources, Dr. Conrad Murray’s statements to police on the Saturday following Jackson’s June 25 death of cardiac arrest contained several incriminating disclosures about his involvement.
Some members of law enforcement are surprised Jackson’s personal physician spoke in the first place and equally surprised about what he volunteered.
The LAPD is already treating Jackson’s death as a homicide and there have been multiple conversations between its detectives and the L.A. County District Attorney’s office, although the D.A. has not opened its own formal investigation.
As more facts become known, the wide-ranging LAPD and DEA investigation into what killed Michael Jackson (1958-2009) is centering on his personal physician.
While some of the toxicology results are not in yet, important test results already completed point to the anesthesia Propofol as the primary cause of death.
Law enforcement sources say the evidence is clear – the use of the hospital-grade anesthesia was the primary reason Michael Jackson’s heart stopped beating.
So far, Dr. Murray’s lawyer has neither confirmed nor denied on the record if his client administered Propofol to Jackson the day he died. We’ll keep you posted.