Murray defends care of Jackson

Michael Jackson’s doctor has defended his use of the surgical anaesthetic propofol to put the entertainer to sleep.

Thu, 10 Nov, 2011 - 07:38

Michael Jackson’s doctor has defended his use of the surgical anaesthetic propofol to put the entertainer to sleep.

Conrad Murray also said in a TV interview that he did not tell paramedics he had administered the drug because the amount he gave Jackson was inconsequential.

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