When Murray Met Michael

Hey guys. I havent posted a thread in a few days. I was just looking online for some info on Murray's phone calls that were made that day, to see if i could spot anymore inconsistencies, when I came across this. Please forgive me if someone had brought this up before. It's almost 4 am in here in Boston so bear with me:



How Could Conrad Murray Meet Jackson in 2006?

By: Roger Friedman // Sunday July 5, 2009


We continue to read stories about Michael Jackson’s live-in doctor, Conrad Murray.
Murray’s attorney and others around him insist that the doctor met Jackson in Las Vegas in 2006. They say one of Jackson’s children was ill, and that the doctor was called. Out of the blue.
But the timeline is wrong: Jackson was not in the United States in 2006. He left Los Angeles for Bahrain in June 2005. He didn’t return until December 23, 2006. On that day Jackson brought his family to Las Vegas from Ireland, where he’d been after a stay in France following more than a year in Bahrain.
Could Murray have met Jackson during the last week of 2006? Even that’s doubtful. After checking out his new home and celebrating Christmas, Jackson went to Augusta, Georgia, on December 30th for James Brown’s funeral.
What’s more, sources from Jackson’s camp at that time say none of the children were ill. “And if they were, why would he call a cardiologist?” asks one insider. “A pediatrician, yes.”
So the mystery remains about Dr. Murray: who introduced him to Jackson? And why?

As you can see, this Roger person asked the same question that i did about a month ago; why would MJ take his daughter to a cardiologist instead of a pediatrician?

THAT MAKES SOOO MUCH SENCE

I read that Murray has been hired by AEG in April/May (??) 2009 so he couldn´t be Michael´s doctor in 2006.

I think the story has gotten muddled somewhere. I thought it was Cherilyn Lee that treated Paris when she got a cold, and that's how he met her.

Here's an article on that... http://jacksonville.com/news/2009-06-29/story/nutritionist_insomniac_michael_jackson_begged_for_sedative

Lee, who has also worked with Stevie Wonder, Marla Gibbs, Reynaldo Rey and other celebrities, said she was introduced to Jackson by the mother of one of his staff members. Jackson's three children had minor cold symptoms and their pediatrician was out of town.

Lee said she went to the house in January, the first of about 10 visits there through April, and treated the children with vitamins. Michael, intrigued, asked what else she did and took her up on her claim she could boost his energy.

So I don't know when he met Murray, but it couldn't have been in 2006.

I cannot explain why but I feel there is still more to learn from the friendship of James Brown and Michael.

Michael was not in the US when James Brown died. He was shocked and it was reported he stayed for hours with the coffin.
Murray was said to have been the doctor of J. Brown and his wife as well.

So all three patients of Doc Murray were reported to have had heart issues and died of drugs. What if June 25 happened for love to the victims and in order to put an end to this drug abuse misery?

DOCTOR 'I FEEL GOOD!'
JAMES-JACKO LINK
By ISABEL VINCENT and JAMES FANELLI
Last Updated:
9:17 AM, August 3, 2009
Posted:
3:35 AM, August 2, 2009

Michael Jackson's shady doctor was also a personal physician to the drug-addled Godfather of Soul James Brown, according to sources. Dr. Conrad Murray, who is under investigation for Jackson's death, is
among a coterie of "feel good" physicians with free-wheeling
prescription pads who catered to celebrities in the 1990s, according to
a former law-enforcement source. "James Brown and Michael
Jackson were inseparable and they used the same 'safe doctors' --
doctors who would get them anything they wanted," Brown's longtime
producer and assistant Jacque Hollander told The Post. "If James Brown
wanted drugs, he knew he could get them from these safe doctors in
Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas and Los Angeles."

The Motown legend died of congestive heart failure in 2006 but was
reportedly battling an addiction to painkillers and PCP at the time.
Hollander said Brown's wife, Adrienne, was also Murray's patient when
she died 10 years earlier in LA under mysterious circumstances. Her
death came two days after she underwent liposuction at an unlicensed
spa not connected to Murray, according to police reports. The
immediate cause of Adrienne Brown's death was PCP intake coupled with
heart disease, according to her death certificate obtained by The Post.
Charles Bobbit, Brown's personal assistant and business manager
in the last four years of his life, said he knew who Murray was before
Jackson's death. "Mr. Brown may have been sneaking around
behind my back with this doctor," Bobbit said, but he added that he
never saw Brown use drugs.

Murray has been under intense scrutiny since Jackson died June 25
of cardiac arrest and investigators removed drugs from the King of
Pop's Bel Air estate. In the last two weeks, LA police, the
DEA and local law enforcement have also raided Murray's Houston
practice and his Las Vegas home and office as part of their
investigation. The doctor has also reportedly admitted to investigators
that he injected Jackson with the potent sedative Propofol shortly
after midnight on the day of the death. Scandals have followed Murray since he was a student at Meharry Medical College in Nashville in 1985. That year, Murray was arrested for "fraudulent breach of trust" after
his then-girlfriend Patricia Mitchell made a complaint against him,
according to Nashville court records. The records do not indicate the
reasons behind the charges, but Murray was released on a $2,000 bond
and the case was eventually dismissed. At the time of the
bust, Murray was dating and had a daughter with Mitchell, even though
he was married to Zufan Tesfai, according to records. Murray's
four-year marriage to Tesfai, a pharmacist who now lives in New Jersey,
ended in 1988, a year before he graduated medical school. He
later remarried, but those nuptials didn't stop him from earning a
reputation as a doctor of love. The Post first reported a month ago
that Murray had sired six children with five different women by 1998. His brushes with the law have also continued. In 1994, he was arrested
for domestic violence against one of his baby mamas, Janice Adams,
while he was a cardiology fellow at the University of Arizona at
Tucson, according to ABC News. He was later acquitted. Bad
medicine also seems to run in his family. His dad, Dr. Rawle Andrews,
had his medical privileges restricted for five years in 1994 by the
Texas Medical Board because he was prescribing drugs that were
nontherapeutic in nature, according to documents. Additional reporting by Meredith Pierce in Nashville and Tori Richards in Los Angeles.isabel.vincent@nypost.com
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/doctor_feel_good_lJ761eLfXRzq49MxHWupvK



(And my second best guess is a very nice lady who is just precious and
their love nest deserves most protection. Don't bash me for this. I
more than like this thought and I wish all luck, love and happiness may
never leave the two. L.O.V.E.)

I've also read that, Grace, that Murray was a doctor to James Brown. So if that's true, they could have met at Brown's funeral perhaps?? However, there are also articles that show that MJ was in Vegas in December, 2006. So they could have met then also.

(This article isn't exactly nice, but it does mention DEC 28th)
http://vegasblog.latimes.com/vegas/2006/12/michael_jackson.html

http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2006/Dec-24-Sun-2006/news/11612290.html

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,239078,00.html

yes but did you guys no that murrays passport had expired how the hell was he getting to England where he was not licenced to practice i no by flapping his arms

SPAKKLE29FUL wrote:yes but did you guys no that murrays passport had expired how the hell was he getting to England where he was not licenced to practice i no by flapping his arms

Do you have a link to where you go this info?

May be he got a second PP - there are folks with 4 or more passports, e.g. when you have to travel to islamic countries, you need a new one to get a permission for Israel. This is common use. Sorry guys.

GUYS it does not even matter about the passport he is not allowed to practice in England to practise in England you have to be registered and i dont believe our doc murray was

I really don't think the issue of medical licensure for Murray abroad means much. The President of the U.S. has a doctor with him whenever and wherever he travels--and think how many different continents and countries he travels to! Clearly, Murray could not have gone around treating folks all over London; but he could treat Michael, and the only way it ever would have been an issue is if something happened to MJ over there. If MJ would have needed hospitalized, Murray could not have treated MJ there. But at his own residence for minor ailments, that would not be an issue.

but he would not be able to prescribe any drugs and the English medical board are red hot it is not easy to doc shop

SPAKKLE29FUL wrote:but he would not be able to prescribe any drugs and the English medical board are red hot it is not easy to doc shop

We don't know what the plan was with regard to the hoax. If MJ never intended to go to England, then it doesn't matter at all if Murray would be able to prescribe drugs there. And if he did intend to go there and something just went wrong and plans changed, then that would explain why Murray was buying drugs ahead of time...to stock up. Either way though, Murray would not have needed to prescribe drugs in England.

what im trying to say is people like us we have looked into murray and realised he was part of the hoax because of all these facts other people would just assume doctor fine okay .do you understand .when it first came out about murray that was the main reason i knew mj was not dead hope you are not confused

SPAKKLE29FUL wrote:what im trying to say is people like us we have looked into murray and realised he was part of the hoax because of all these facts other people would just assume doctor fine okay .do you understand .when it first came out about murray that was the main reason i knew mj was not dead hope you are not confused

OK, so are you saying that the fact that Murray could not prescribe etc in England is just another clue to the hoax...confirming that he must be in on it, because he couldn't "practice" in England, so therefore, they were never going to go....or something to that effect?

you are right so much does not add up about the doc

kind of its like oh my god he was with a doctor and died,got me thinking what the hell kind of doctor, then it comes out cpr on bed not qualified to admin propofol ,etc. something fishy here i think , randy phillips saying mj insisting this doctor come with him., to the average person they would think nothing of it ,but if you have been around the medical profession you start to question things. if i said to my mum for example that cpr was done on the bed she would not see anything wrong

SPAKKLE29FUL wrote:kind of its like oh my god he was with a doctor and died,got me thinking what the hell kind of doctor, then it comes out cpr on bed not qualified to admin propofol ,etc. something fishy here i think , randy phillips saying mj insisting this doctor come with him., to the average person they would think nothing of it ,but if you have been around the medical profession you start to question things. if i said to my mum for example that cpr was done on the bed she would not see anything wrong

OK, I see what you're saying. We're on the same page...I think we both just came at it from different ways, but believing the same thing.

SPAKKLE29FUL wrote: randy phillips saying mj insisting this doctor come with him.

This is exactly why I think it has strongly to do with James Brown.

I've also heard about the James Brown connection, but haven't found any concrete proof of that. Anyone?

I wonder if the person that did the MJJ Timeline would know when MJ and Murray met...they have supplied an email address.

http://mjjtimeline.blogspot.com/