Dr. Conrad Murray found guilty of manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death
By MandaLee
@MandaLee (3758)
United States
5 responses
@PointlessQuestions (15397)
• United States
7 Nov 11
I'm reminded of the 911 call when it first happened. I think the doctor got himself into trouble by giving that anesthesia medicine. I almost wonder if it was done for financial enrichment.
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@koperty3 (1876)
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13 Nov 11
Clearly money was more important for Dr Murray than the patient himself. Such powerful medicines should be given only in hospitals to patient who need it. Insomnia isn't right reason to give such medicines. I'm not sympathetic to this man as he proved that he is greedy mindless person.
@celticeagle (159650)
• Boise, Idaho
7 Nov 11
I wondered how that turned out. Manslaughter, huh? Good! Professionally even if Michael had taken some and then Dr. M gave him some he is responsible with knowing this and acting accordingly. I am glad he was charged. No doctor should be allowed to get away with such a thing.
@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
8 Nov 11
Serves him right. He is the doctor so he should have control of what Michael was taking. He could have done something to revive Jackson immediately.
@WildHorses (718)
• United States
8 Nov 11
I only paid attention to what I could capture on the local news and to be honest. I don't really see what is the big deal. If he did it, then he must do the time. If he did not, for crying out leave it alone already. Sorry, I'm pretty brutal and up front sometimes.
