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As devastating as it is to me, and everyone else who admired Michael Jackson, this has been one shock-filled nightmare. But there’s something I’d like to address.

It’s how he died, exactly.

I’m not sure about the rest of you but I just feel like something isn’t right. After the ambulances arrived to pick up Michael and bring him to UCLA, Dr. Conrad Murray fled the scene, and actually left his car behind while doing so. Not sure where he went, but I do know he picked up a criminal attorney during his disappearing act. The Robbery and Homicide Deparment of the LAPD picked up the case, and from then on, Dr. Conrad Murray began trying to justify acts no one was asking about, yet.  According to the 911 call, Dr. Murray was performing CPR on Michael in his bed, and he had a faint pulse.

You do not perform CPR on a patient with a faint heart beat, and you damn sure don’t perform CPR on a bed. It has to be on a hard surface, like a floor, in order to be successful.  In this case, though, considering Michael had a heart beat, CPR was completely unneccesary. He just was not breathing, and needed simple pulminary resuscitation, not cardiopulmonary. He also needed an ambulance to be called immediately and not thirty minutes later. According to the call to 911, Dr. Murray had been trying to get him to respond for quite some time, something like an hour.

They’re also reporting that Michael received a massive dose of Demoral before he went unconscious and stopped breathing. Dr. Murray should have most certainly had Narcam on him, but did not. Narcam is required to be on hand when dealing with a patient who has been given any narcotics, in case of an overdose. Dr. Murray also did not have a defilibrator, which should have also, been at hand, in the event that Michael’s heart were to stop.
When EMT’s arrived, they wanted to pronounce Michael dead on the scene. His heart was no longer beating and he was not responding to CPR.  EMT’s were going to call the coroner’s office to have them pick up the body but Dr. Murray would not let them, he insisted they keep trying, and he insisted they bring him to UCLA.  Good samaritan, or guilt/fear because he knows what he did?

Now Dr. Murray is denying he gave Michael a shot of Demoral because let’s face it, that’s what’s going to come back on the first and second autopsy, and if it does, then he’s in deep shit. He’s also insisting he is not at fault for the death of Michael.  His lawyer released a statement saying that Michael’s bed was ‘firm’ and Dr. Murray placed his hand behind his back while administering CPR. Folks, don’t believe it. A hand behind a back and a firm bed isn’t going to do shit for anyone in cardiac arrest. Also, he addressed the bed problem, but why didn’t he answer why this quack was performing CPR on a patient with a FAINT HEART BEAT?
The stories, the statements, and the actions do not add up. If it walks like a duck, sounds like a duck, looks like a duck, quack quack.

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