Newly released court papers confirmed that Michael Jackson's doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray wasn';t actually on the up and up. Who would have thought? Conrad, Jackson's personal doctor, bought anaesthetic Propofol in Las Vegas and had it sent to Los Angeles, newly-released court papers show.
Search warrant records show Dr Conrad Murray bought it in May at about the same time he was hired by Jackson.
The coroner investigating Jackson's death has ruled it was homicide, primarily caused by Propofol.
Dr Murray admits administering the drug to Jackson on the day he died - 25 June - but denies any wrongdoing.
He says he had been injecting Jackson with the drug at the singer's rented Los Angeles house each night to help him sleep.
Propofol is a powerful anaesthetic normally administered to patients having surgery in hospital.
While fans with thier custom mouse pads with a pic of MJ on them are probably fuming about the malpractice of Dr. Conrad, there is no doubting that the guy would pretty much do anything to make a buck. Obviously MJ was paying him a ton of money, and probably looked for a long time to find a guy that would do these things for him.
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