Defence drops Jackson drug claim

Lawyers for the doctor charged over Michael Jackson’s death have dropped their claim that the pop star swallowed a fatal dose of the anaesthetic propofol while his physician was not looking.

Wed, 12 Oct, 2011 - 20:48

Lawyers for the doctor charged over Michael Jackson’s death have dropped their claim that the pop star swallowed a fatal dose of the anaesthetic propofol while his physician was not looking.

The allegation had been a key tactic in the defence of Dr Conrad Murray.

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