Conrad Murray Had Told Paramedics That Michael Jackson Was Fine

A British newspaper, the Mirror, has published some statements by Richard Senneff, one of the paramedics who went to Michael Jackson’s home on the day he died. Previously, you read Senneff’s statements in court in this. Senneff says that when they entered the room and came face to face with Michael—who appeared to have died before they arrived—Dr. Murray told them: "He has no problem. He’s fine. He’s been practicing all night. I’m just treating him for dehydration." These statements and similar remarks are key evidence for the prosecution to prove Conrad Murray’s guilt. Murray did not tell the paramedics anything about the medications he had given to Michael Jackson, including the anesthetic propofol. Of course, if he had provided that information, they might have been able to help Michael by injecting antidotes to those drugs. Senneff also says that this cardiology specialist was performing resuscitation procedures and cardiac massage on the bed. Of course, he should have known that Michael first needed to be placed on the floor for those procedures to be effective. Source: eMJey.com / UK Mirror