A tale of rags to riches complicated by $780,000 debt

CONRAD MURRAY became Michael Jackson’s personal physician after treating one of the King of Pop’s children in 2008.

A tale of rags to riches complicated by $780,000 debt
Tue, 08 Nov, 2011 - 00:00

Jackson hired him for his 2009 tour, reportedly for $150,000 (€110,000) a month.

This came at a time when Murray, 58, was in a $780,000 financial hole, with unpaid debts and bill collection lawsuits.

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