LAPD Complete Michael Jackson Homicide Investigation

After six long months of gossip, hearsay and scandal, the Los Angeles Police Department have finally completed their investigation into Michael Jackson's sudden death. According to TMZ, the report is scheduled to land in the district attorney's office within a matter of weeks and it seems "all but certain" that Jackson's physician Dr. Conrad Murray will be charged in the case.

Prior to completion of the investigation, the Los Angeles County Coroner's office ruled the case a homicide, citing lethal levels of drug ingestion as the cause of death. The homicide ruling put more pressure on Murray, who came under immediate scrutiny following MJ's June 25, death when officials learned that he had administered the anesthetic propofol and a cocktail of other drugs and tranquilizers to Jackson in the hours leading up to his death. A full investigation was launched on the Las Vegas-based doctor and police officials served warrants to search Murray's offices in Houston and Las Vegas, in addition to his home and storage unit.

Although no charges have been pressed and the LAPD has yet to release an official statement, TMZ claims that Murray is likely to be charged with involuntary manslaughter. According to an unnamed source, the police investigation was "extremely thorough" and has produced enough evidence to proceed with a criminal case against Murray. While the doctor did not commit a crime by administering the drugs to Jackson, a case can be made for gross negligence, citing his failure to monitor Jackson closely during the process. Murray, who has maintained his innocence during the messy process issued a statement in August saying that he has done his best to cooperate with the police and believes that justice will be served. "I told the truth, and I have faith that truth will prevail," he said.

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Quise

we love you michael frm marquise lewis ,

April 24 2010 at 8:30 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
dan

I believe AEG hired Murray to kill Michael. After Michael's death AEG sold the rights for the movie This Is It to Sony (apparently AEG and SONY are partners). Michael hated Sony for having been victim of its fraudulent business (Watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx4NwrMtgw8&feature=related). How come then that now SONY is making profit out of Michael's death? This evil plan seems to have been "carefully and conveniently" arranged as follows : 1º) the whole world is announced MJ's 50 live concerts, all tickets sold, consequence? THE WHOLE PLANET BECOMES EXPECTANT 2º) they kill Michael 3º) Obvious outcome? THE WHOLE WORLD, shaken by the news, begins to MASSIVELY CONSUME all MJ's products. 4º) The beneficiaries? :AEG, SONY and the MEDIA (which is related to these two companies). On top of this a DUBIUOS 2002 MJ’s will appears out of the blue stating that BRANCA and MCCLAIN are in charge of MJ’s estate (Branca and McClain seem to be AEG Live’s, Sony’s and the Media’s partners: see http://cbs2.com/national/michael.jackson.john.2.1072898.html). ALL THIS EVIL PLAN WAS DESIGNED TO MAKE HUGE PROFIT AT THE EXPENSE OF MJ’S DEATH! IT’S ALL TOO EVIDENT even for a child not noticing it! Murray was just the instrument of this criminal organization. So it is not only Murray responsible for Michael’s murder but also the people running this criminal organization as well, because it was them who crafted all this evil plan to kill Michael. But, why Justice does not investigate? Is it that it has been bribed to remain silent or twist the truth? As Murray says at the end of the article: ALL MICHAEL’S FANS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD HAVE FAITH THAT THE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.

January 16 2010 at 1:22 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
kittykatt

Thanks GOD !!! Now the Jacksons can rest.

January 14 2010 at 7:23 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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