Day 2 of the trial: Conrad Murray was flustered and nervous
Michael Jackson’s security team supervisor testified on Wednesday in the witness stand that after arriving at Michael’s room, he saw the heart specialist doctor, Conrad Murray, trying to revive Michael with artificial respiration while his crying children were watching.
Faheem Mohammad said that Dr. Murray was beside the bed and was giving Michael artificial respiration, who was lying on the bed. Murray seemed very flustered and nervous, and he was drenched in sweat.
Faheem says Michael’s eyes and mouth were slightly open, and it seemed as if he had already passed away.
"I was shocked when I saw him, and shortly after I noticed his two children watching the scene."
He moved the children away from the room and handed them to their nurse in another room so they couldn’t see their father.
Faheem also said that he had accompanied Michael to Dr. Klein’s office several times, and each time they returned, Michael would stumble and appear confused. He sometimes went to Klein’s office every day or once every few days.
Faheem added that on June 21, Michael’s personal assistant, Amir Williams, called him and said something strange had happened to Michael:
"One of his hands was hot and one of his feet was cold."
On that day, Michael had asked for nurse Sherylin Lee to come see him, not Dr. Murray.
Williams and Faheem confirmed the presence of an oxygen tank at Michael’s home, and said that Dr. Murray would take the tanks in and out of the house.
Williams also said yesterday about the strange audio tape that was played from Michael in court on Tuesday, that he had never seen Michael speak like that and was very upset.
Source: eMJey.com / BBC
Faheem Mohammad said that Dr. Murray was beside the bed and was giving Michael artificial respiration, who was lying on the bed. Murray seemed very flustered and nervous, and he was drenched in sweat.
Faheem says Michael’s eyes and mouth were slightly open, and it seemed as if he had already passed away.
"I was shocked when I saw him, and shortly after I noticed his two children watching the scene."
He moved the children away from the room and handed them to their nurse in another room so they couldn’t see their father.
Faheem also said that he had accompanied Michael to Dr. Klein’s office several times, and each time they returned, Michael would stumble and appear confused. He sometimes went to Klein’s office every day or once every few days.
Faheem added that on June 21, Michael’s personal assistant, Amir Williams, called him and said something strange had happened to Michael:
"One of his hands was hot and one of his feet was cold."
On that day, Michael had asked for nurse Sherylin Lee to come see him, not Dr. Murray.
Williams and Faheem confirmed the presence of an oxygen tank at Michael’s home, and said that Dr. Murray would take the tanks in and out of the house.
Williams also said yesterday about the strange audio tape that was played from Michael in court on Tuesday, that he had never seen Michael speak like that and was very upset.
Source: eMJey.com / BBC