The death of pop star Michael Jackson in 2009 is not pinned down to the seven doctors who treated him in the years before his death except for one doctor who has been referred to California’s State Medical Board.
On the other hand, Conrad Murray, MJ’s personal physician who was earlier accused of giving him a lethal dose of anesthetic by administering a fatal mixture of drugs denies the allegation on involuntary manslaughter. He was not included in the roster of the seven doctors questioned by the state investigators.
Meanwhile, Brian Oxman, the lawyer representing a wrongful death civil case against Dr. Murray during interviews reveal that Jackson’s father was very disappointed about the results of the trial. His father suggests that the misuse made by MJ in the later parts of his life was too much and that neglecting to tell the public about it is not facing reality.
