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Michael Jackson Trial May Be Televised
Key elements in the Michael Jackson murder trial will be broadcast on the small screen, according to a new court ruling. On Monday, Los Angeles Judge Michael Pastor has granted entry of approved television cameras to the trial of Dr Conrad Murray, who is accused of involuntary manslaughter in the June 2009 death of the […]
Key elements in the Michael Jackson murder trial will be broadcast on the small screen, according to a new court ruling.
On Monday, Los Angeles Judge Michael Pastor has granted entry of approved television cameras to the trial of Dr Conrad Murray, who is accused of involuntary manslaughter in the June 2009 death of the King of Pop.
Opening statements are set for March 24 as prosecutors plan to argue that Murray overdosed Jackson with a fatal shot of the surgical sleep agen Propofol.
The cardiologist was hired as the singer’s personal doctor to prepare him for his planned 50-date comeback series of shows at London’s O2 Arena nearly two years ago. Dr. Murray is reportedly planning to argue that Michael’s body failed him because he was “driven over the edge” by concert promoters.