Jackson doctor will not take stand

The doctor charged with Michael Jackson’s death has decided not to enter the witness box to give evidence in his own defence in the case.

The doctor charged with Michael Jackson’s death has decided not to enter the witness box to give evidence in his own defence in the case.

Conrad Murray, the singer’s personal physician has admitted giving Jackson doses of the anaesthetic propofol at his mansion as a sleep aid.

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