LAPD looking for Jackson's doctor - Doc' to hand self in

[Scarlett.]

Police in Los Angeles are reportedly hunting for Michael Jackson's doctor following allegations that the singer was given a potentially fatal painkiller dose. Unconfirmed reports have suggested that the 'Thriller' star collapsed at his LA home after being given an injection of Demerol, which can trigger cardiac arrest. According to TMZ, who broke the news of Jackson's death last night, police officials have not been able to locate the unnamed doctor. "We've learned law enforcement is looking for a doctor who lived at Michael Jackson's home - and the doctor is nowhere to be found," said the website in a posting. "The cops want to interview the doc." An LAPD spokesperson has said that she cannot confirm the reports.

Digital Spy

If the doctor injected him with an overdose, he technically murdered MJ

:shocked:

[Luminis]

:O NO WAY!!

[Marc]

American's always blowing things out of purportion.

[Scarlett.]

Where is the doctor then?

[cleaner67]

But why would he (dr.) do that

[Scarlett.]

Maybe it was a mistake?

[Ninastar]

My dad thinks the doctor may try to kill him self or may already have.
I hope not. x

[arista]

Originally posted by Chewy
Police in Los Angeles are reportedly hunting for Michael Jackson's doctor following allegations that the singer was given a potentially fatal painkiller dose. Unconfirmed reports have suggested that the 'Thriller' star collapsed at his LA home after being given an injection of Demerol, which can trigger cardiac arrest. According to TMZ, who broke the news of Jackson's death last night, police officials have not been able to locate the unnamed doctor. "We've learned law enforcement is looking for a doctor who lived at Michael Jackson's home - and the doctor is nowhere to be found," said the website in a posting. "The cops want to interview the doc." An LAPD spokesperson has said that she cannot confirm the reports.

Digital Spy

If the doctor injected him with an overdose, he technically murdered MJ

:shocked:





Was he Sober?


I am sure they will find him.

[arista]

Originally posted by Marcjswp
American's always blowing things out of purportion.


But they have Rules
and that Doctor was with him at the point of near death.


Getting the Truth matters here.

[Lauren]

The DR lived with him, and now they can't find him?

Unless he's mourning by himself, something is amiss.

[Scarlett.]

Originally posted by Lauren
The DR lived with him, and now they can't find him?

Unless he's mourning by himself, something is amiss. Thats what I thought

[Marc]

Originally posted by Lauren
The DR lived with him, and now they can't find him?

Unless he's mourning by himself, something is amiss.

Have they tried looking for him in MJ's house? :rolleyes:

[Lauren]

http://tinyurl.com/n757uu

Here's the Sky News report on it.

[arista]

Originally posted by Lauren
The DR lived with him, and now they can't find him?

Unless he's mourning by himself, something is amiss.


He was paid to live at the same place
but running away is wrong
unless what he did was against US Laws.


A Doctor Mourning?


You having a Laugh!

[arista]

"It is reportedly being performed by Dr Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran, who was a star witness in the O.J. Simpson trial."



What a Name.

I get the feeling he caused his Death
of course MJ was in pain at the time.

[Lauren]

Originally posted by arista
Originally posted by Lauren
The DR lived with him, and now they can't find him?

Unless he's mourning by himself, something is amiss.


He was paid to live at the same place
but running away is wrong
unless what he did was against US Laws.


A Doctor Mourning?


You having a Laugh!

He wasn't just a normal family GP though, he dealt only with Jackson so could have got close.

[Scarlett.]

His disappearance is very questionable, especially now the police are looking for him

[M X]

:o, omg.

[Mrluvaluva]

"We have just learned Dr. Conrad Robert Murray -- the guy who was with Jackson when he collapsed -- is now in Los Angeles.

He is preparing to speak with law enforcement officials regarding Michael Jackson's death."

TMZ

[Wildcat!]

I think its very suspicious. One of Kacksons friends said that he was worried about the entourage jacson kept, and they were giving him too much paoinkillers. So it could be that they were somehow taaking advantage of him, but messed up by giving him an over dosage! Who knows, only speculating, but when you hear the 911 call, you can tell that they sounded like theyd done something wrong!
And they didnt even call 911 right away! They had tried to rescucitate him or a while! Thats another weird thing.

[Scarlett.]

Dr Conrad Murray will speak with Los Angeles police investigating Michael Jackson's death, it has been reported.

Murray, who was with the singer when he suffered a fatal heart attack at his rented Holmby Hills home, has made his way back to the city, says Sky News.

It was suggested that law enforcement officials were hunting for the physician after reports said that Jackson had died of an overdose.

According to TMZ, Murray was living with Jackson to administer daily Demerol injections into his body. The website claimed that the 50-year-old could have been given "too much" of the synthetic narcotic, which is similar to morphine, on Thursday.

A recording of the 911 call placed from Jackson's home was released earlier today, while an autopsy will reportedly be performed on the late star over the next few hours.

Digital Spy

[Lauren]

Originally posted by Aint_mad_atcha
I think its very suspicious. One of Kacksons friends said that he was worried about the entourage jacson kept, and they were giving him too much paoinkillers. So it could be that they were somehow taaking advantage of him, but messed up by giving him an over dosage! Who knows, only speculating, but when you hear the 911 call, you can tell that they sounded like theyd done something wrong!
And they didnt even call 911 right away! They had tried to rescucitate him or a while! Thats another weird thing.

Yep, I posted this exact same theory in another thread too :thumbs: Plus the fact the Dr administered CPR personally in the hospital, a while after he'd been declared dead - it shows a guilty conscience or a personal responsibility of some kind.