
In fact, despite all of the controversy Murray has returned to the Armstrong Medical Clinic in Houston, Texas, on Friday November 20th to work for the first time after MJ’s death. He has treated 16 patients who had requested appointments with him. Murray’s attorney Edward Chernoff has claimed that the events surrounding the singer’s death has left his client unable to earn a living. Chernoff has stated, “His legal fees are enormous and his debts have mounted to the point where it is unclear whether he will be able to keep his house or support his family.” (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2009/11/michael-jacksons-doctor-seeing-patients-again-despite-investigation.html)
I just don’t understand how it has been five months and there is still no concrete evidence proving that Conrad Murray ultimately led to the cause of Michael Jackson’s death. Obviously he is not the one to blame. Murray had reportedly no restrictions in administering the drug. Michael Jackson’s drug use was confirmed with the release of the coroner’s report on August 28th 2009. While propofol was the primary cause of death, evidence of midazolam, valium, lidocaine and ephedrine were also found in his body. Jackson was said to be a healthy man before his death, but then why would a healthy person require such medications? Perhaps AEGS contract with MJ for 50 shows with 30 of them running continuously for a month could be an eligible answer. MJ had to function properly on stage, had to have energy,

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