Los Angeles Prosecutors Say Charges Against Michael Jackson’s Physician Imminent

Just retuned from Los Angeles (to see a probate attorney) and wanted to share some news. KTLA reports that prosecutors have told the Associated Press that they will seek involuntary manslaughter charges against Jackson’s personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray. Rolling Stone previously reported that Jackson’s death was ruled a homicide from “acute intoxication of the powerful sedative Propofol.” Well, someone needs a good attorney over there.
Dr. Murray has been the focal of investigators ever since Jackson’s shocking sudden cardiac arrest last June 25th. As an aside if you are in southern California and require a great Los Angeles probate attorney then I suggest this firm, they are tops for probate in Los Angeles overall.
The investigation still hasn’t officially closed, KTLA reports, so the law enforcement source was speaking anonymously, saying that Murray “will be prosecuted on a theory of gross negligence” after administering Propofol to Jackson. Propofol is a sedative almost always used only in hospitals.
In early December, Rolling Stone reported a source told the Los Angeles Times that due to the complexity of the medical data, that any charges filed against Murray were likely “months rather than weeks away.”
Dr. Murray has been at the center of the Jackson investigation from the beginning. Search warrants that police used when they raided Conrad Murray’s clinic last year said he was suspected of manslaughter. The Distric Attorney is also involved, apparently.