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| Lawyer of Dr. Murray, Physician of King of Pop, Clears Rumors |
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Tuesday, June 30 2009
Michael Jackson's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray speaks up through his lawyer Ed Chernoff to clear several speculations surrounding the death of the pop legend. He said that when Murray saw Jackson unconscious but with a faint pulse in his room, "Dr. Murray began performing CPR for several minutes as he tried to revive him, unsuccessfully."
"With Michael still on the bed, he put one hand under Michael's back for support and compressing with his other hand. He continued to check the pulse, and the pulse remained," the lawyer narrated.
Chernoff continued saying that Murray called for help. He located a chef in the kitchen and then one of Jackson's security detail contacted 911. When the singer was taken out of his mansion to go to the hospital, "Michael continued to have a pulse." And when Jackson died, Murray even consoled the family and told them to have an autopsy right away, Chernoff added.
by FW Editor
image source: accesshollywood.com |
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