Opening statements began Tuesday in the trial of Conrad Murray, accused of killing Michael Jackson, with the prosecution saying the superstar’s misplaced trust in the doctor led to his death.
It has been over two years since the sudden death of Michael Jackson, but this week the world will finally get some insight into exactly how the King of Pop died at the manslaughter trial for his former doctor, Conrad Murray.
Dr. Conrad Murray, the physician charged in Michael Jackson’s death returns to court Monday to ask for a delay in his upcoming involuntary manslaughter trial.
Michael Jackson’s former physician Dr. Conrad Murray rushed to the aid of a fellow passenger on a flight from San Francisco to Minneapolis on Sunday, according to entertainment website RadarOnline.
The testimony came during a preliminary hearing to determine if Dr. Conrad Murray will be tried on a charge of involuntary manslaughter.
Certain items found in the room where Michael Jackson died could help shape Dr. Conrad Murray ’s defense — namely, that other docs were medicating Michael.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages against Dr. Conrad Murray
Jackson’s personal doctor Conrad Murray was not among the seven doctors involved in the state investigation.
On Monday, Randy Jackson was in court with his family for a hearing in the involuntary manslaughter case of Dr. Conrad Murray who is accused in connection with Michael Jackson’s death.
Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor declined a request by California authorities to suspend the ability of Dr. Conrad Murray to practice medicine in the state.