district attorney walgren turned one to of the first men to rush into jackson s bedroom. he was laying on his back with his hands extended out. i observed that his eyes were slightly open, or open, and his mouth was open. alvarez said murray was frantic and vague about jackson s condition. i asked dr. conrad murray what happened? and he said, he had a reaction. he had a bad reaction. in the midst of the chaos, alvarez spotted jackson s children in the doorway. and they were right behind me and paris screamed out, daddy. dr. conrad murray said, don t let them see their dad like this. we heard about paris breaking down. very powerful visual. jim moret is chief correspondent for inside edition. from the perspective of a
propofol. then murray said he sat at jackson s side. i monitored him, saw his oxygen saturation was stable. heart rate, everything looks stable. then i needed to go to the bathroom. then i came back to his bedside and i was stunned in the sense that he wasn t breathing. dr. murray not only admitted he gave michael jackson propofol in the hours before michael jackson died but he said, oh, sure, i ve been giving it to him for weeks, every night for 60 days, so conrad murray s statement was critical because he gave it gave the police and the prosecutor everything they needed to charge him with a crime. to finish his case prosecutor david walgren turned to conrad murray s colleagues. shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. i do. three doctors, three specialties, one conclusion.
david walgren turned to conrad murray s colleagues. shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. i do. three doctors, three specialties, one conclusion. an extreme deviation. a far deviation. egregious violations in the standard of care. dr. stephen schafer, who literally wrote the book on propofol, counted 17 egregious violations by murray, any of which could result in death. the lack of electrocardiogram. the lack of breathing monitoring failure to call 911. yes. it was four days on the stand that left jurors fascinated and murray shaken. finally, after 16 days and 33 witness the people are prepared and would ask to rest at this time. thank you. it was conrad murray s turn to convince a jury. all the defense has to do is show reasonable doubt, so if
hln s ryan smith was watching. this is the death of michael jackson. and it s not just that he s a famous star. it s that someone lost their son. you know, their brother, their father. district attorney david walgren laid out the prosecution s case. michael jackson trusted his life to the medical skills of conrad murray. that misplaced trust in the hands of conrad murray cost michael jackson his life. to help prove their case prosecutors presented two very different portraits of the pop legend. from a vibrant singer, dancer and entertainer on stage to a completely different person behind the scenes. to michael jackson then midway through opening arguments, a stunning moment.
he did not act as a medical professional using sound in mr. jackson s body for over a week dr. conrad murray listened as district attorney david walgren portrayed him as reckless. conrad murray abandoned michael when he needed help. then, on day 9, for the first time, jurors heard murray s own voice and his version of events in a police interview recorded just days after jackson s death. your name. conrad robert murray. it was jackson, murray said, who told him all about propofol and insisted he use it to ease jackson s crippling insomnia. he knew that that was the