Michael Jackson’s doctor, Conrad Murray, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter today.
Disgraced media tycoon Conrad Black will appeal against his convictions for fraud, his lawyer has said.
That was just one of countless hidden details of Jackson's last days that the world learned during the involuntary manslaughter trial of physician Conrad Murray.
Dr Conrad Murray remained expressionless as the jury returned with a guilty verdict in his involuntary manslaughter trial in Los Angeles November 7, 2011.
Following a six-week case, cardiologist Dr Conrad Murray, 58, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter after the jury decided his treatment of the singer had been criminally negligent.
“The T. rex probably couldn’t have done the arm-wrestling move,” Conrad says. “So maybe you could get him on a technicality。”
Jackson is currently pursuing a wrongful death suit against his son's doctor, Conrad Murray, who is accused of administering the lethal dose of Propofol responsible for the King of Pop's death.
Holden Caulfield's brother also dies young, and the impetus for his drunken wandering in New York City may lie largely in his inability to deal with death much in the same way as Conrad.
