Jackson doctor guilty

[bibblebub]

of involuntary manslaughter.

Just in case you wanted to know.

[DTCwordfan]

and money, ummmm, - though I agree on your comment about media.

[Dolt]

Thats one thing I don't understand about MJ, why did he pay $10 million dollars to make it go away? Yet the jury in that case found him not guilty!

[fliptheswitch]

Because he was so fed up of the boy selling his story, spouting his lies to anyone who'd listen.. for a price.
Michael paid him to keep quite... and it backfired.

[Hopkirk]

Oh come on!!!

[237SJ]

Dolt. Read the J Randy Taramborelli book that I meationed earlier. The life of Micheal Jackson isn`t that simple but if you read it, you might see a side of his life story that is completely different to the picture that is painted by the popular media.

[ummmm]

Do you know something we don't know Hopkirk? Or are you working on a 'feeling'

[fliptheswitch]

Right, Hoppy. I've had enough of you.

Get outside and fight like a man! lol.

[anneasquith]

^^^^^^ ha ha !

[Dolt]

I really don't know he got away with it,,,,,,,,,the pay off $10million
Who would pay 10m to make it go away? unless they had something to hide!

[Dolt]

Being an idiot, even I wouldn't!

[starone]

I'm with hoppy on this and also I feel sorry for the doctor who has been made a scapegoat just to please the Jackson family. And of course to increase the sales of all the records. Didn't I read somewhere there wasn't much money left and he was close to bankruptcy. This will solve it.

[bazwillrun]

"I feel sorry for the doctor who has been made a scapegoat"

Sorry !? this is laughable

MJ: I need some more of them good ole drugs yous been giving me
Dr C: no way MJ no can do !
MJ: Ok then your fired, see if you can get an easy number like this any where else for the schittload of money I pay you
Dr C: He He you know i was only joking, heres the drugs gimme the money !

[ummmm]

Star....what?

<I feel sorry for the doctor who has been made a scapegoat just to please the Jackson family.> He gave him drugs that should only be administered in a hospital....

< And of course to increase the sales of all the records.> So, are you saying he killed him to increase record sales...?

I sometimes wonder what planet people are on!!

[Sqad]

"He who pays the piper calls the tune"

[starone]

ummmm - I didn't make myself clear. Michael Jackson should be left to rest in peace. It is the Jackson family whom I am disgusted with and their digging up scandal which should have been left to die with him. This will increase the sales of his records, posthumously, and I feel that this is wrong. Perhaps I am too cynical about them.

[Seadragon]

I think any money made posthumously is a good thing as it will only go to his children and all have been deprived of any potential money made if Jacko was living. Its really sad that his children will never see their father perform in public as he banned them from rehersals to surprise them with the live concert.
The trial was heartbreaking to watch, knowing that Jackson could have been saved so easily. To me, he is a musical genius and a huge loss in talent.
Murray was negligent by not having any of the medical equipment required when he administered the drugs to Jackson, his own words condemmed him that he had been administering such for some time, Jackson's death was in Murray's hands and it was only a question of time.
If Murray really cared about him and tried to wean him of the drug dependency permitted by Jackson's other doctors then I think he should have given Jackson what he needed to get him through the concerts ensuring that all safety equipment was there incase something went wrong and then he should have tried to wean him of the drugs. If he really cared he would have told him that his kids would not want to see him overdosed on tv.
But I think Murray became starry-eyed with Jackson and his own potential earnings as a doc to him that the doctor - patient relationship became one of greed and abuse of a vulnerable drug addict, whose dependency was not through recreational use but unfortunately brought through by his hair burning incident and thus reliance on corrupt doctors who leech of the rich and famous.

[anneasquith]

remove MJ from the equation. a cardiologist admits he gave drugs to a patient over a 2-3 month period in the patients home, without suitable monitoring equipement, he failed to alert the emergency services, he gave inappropriate CPR. he withheld vital information from the paramedics and then the emergency staff . the patient dies, did the said cardiologist do anything wrong, ?

[eyethenkyew]

So, ridding the world of a high profile paedo's now an offence, is it?

[ummmm]

It always has been...

Sigh....

[fliptheswitch]

Great answer, Anne. One which I agree with, 100%.

eye... disgusting!