i kept going back and forth there, because i knew i was forgetting things in my head, and i was seeing things, but i could not see. murray s defense team hadn t been paid for months, because dr. murray is financially strapped, so to save money, michael flanagan, the l.a.-based member of the team and his wife susan invite ed chernoff the lead defense attorney to stay in their home outside of l.a. chernoff comes from dr. murray s old hometown houston and prides himself on the closeness with clients and saying on the website that clients consider him a savior and a friend. everybody flocks around him. there s got to be 100 cameras, and what about michael jackson being so screwed up, and you see dr. murray? that is what happens when dr. murray is not around. and the fact that he is fantastic, but you shouldn t
when dr. murray left the room, michael jackson self-administered a dose of an additional dose of propofol, and it killed him. it killed him like that. and there was no way to save him. during his opening statement to the jury, ed chernoff, murray s lead attorney introduced the defense s theory that unbeknownst to dr. murray michael jackson took a lethal combination of drugs that killed him. i think that the whole notion that you laid out with lorazepam that killed him went they were surprised. they didn t know this. and that is because of what the media was portraying. am i okay to go around saying, you did hear what happened, what the defense s theory is?
i kept going back and forth today because i know i was forgetting things because of my head. i wasn t seeing things. i couldn t see. murray s defense team hasn t been paid for months because dr. murray is financially strapped. so to save money michael flanagan, the l.a.-based member of the team, and his wife, susan, invite ed chernoff, murray s lead defense attorney, to stay at their home outside of l.a. chernoff comes from dr. murray s old hometown, houston, and prides himself on his closeness with clients, saying on his website that clients consider him a savior and a friend. everybody flocks around. and there s got to be 100 cameras. so she says, well, what about michael jackson being so screwed up? i said yeah. you see why he needed dr. murphy or murray? that s what happens when dr. murray s not around. you know what? there s nothing wrong with that. you have a first amendment right to that. in fact, i think that s fantastic. you just didn t call him murphy.
is that cool to do, ed? i told you there was a surprise today. go over the opening statement, and you know what killed him now. and it wasn t propofol. for months dr. murray s defense team struggled to get the message across the what they perceived as a hostile media. the way that the media is running this is as if dr. murray came from hell up to earth specifically for the purpose of killing michael jackson. the entire planet wants to know what happened to michael jackson. dr. murray is perhaps the only person who might know what really happened that fateful day. his relationship with jackson began in 2006 in las vegas when he made a house call to care for jackson s children. murray had been recommended by one of jackson s bodyguards.
room, michael jackson self-administered a dose, an additional dose of propofol. and it killed him. and it killed him like that. and there was no way to save him. during his opening statement to the jury, ed chernoff, murray s lead attorney, introduced the defense s theory that unbeknownst to dr. murray michael jackson took a lethal combination of drugs that killed him. i think the whole notion that you laid out with lorazepam that killed him, i think it went, wow. surprised. they didn t know that. and that s because of what the media was portraying. so am i okay to go around to the media and say you do hear what happened, right? you do hear what the defense theory is. is that cool to do, ed?