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You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login Another thing I've realized is there is NO official time of death. There is the time of death in which he was pronounced dead at 2:26, but no time as to when he actually died. anyway until the official announcement. ....- Hi Suzy, this bothers me a LOT, too. It's so important and .. it's the key moment really. They blather about "around 12 p.m.?" but I needproper confirmation from proper medics/coroners. They did have really nice fresh body, didn't they, why so hard to deliver real time of death? /pull hair/At times seems like "the body" was hopelessly dead way before 12 p.m.Then suddenly it was still half-alive after 12 p.m.Then totally dead when paramedics arrived. Then crazy amount of time "saving" the very dead body at hospital, "because Murray told them to". /overreacting/
Another thing I've realized is there is NO official time of death. There is the time of death in which he was pronounced dead at 2:26, but no time as to when he actually died. anyway until the official announcement. ....
When you 'subtract' all the contradictions (which would be important to the jury, if they are 'real', like time of death, how he died, etc)...what the jury is basically left with are some 'details' that both sides aren't contradicting. As per the 'script', Murray (a doctor) ordered a huge amount of propofol and had it shipped to a residential address. He administered propofol and several other meds to MJ nightly, in his home, over a 2 month period. Unless he's lived under a rock, Murray did all this knowing that Mike has previously publically stated he had become addicted to prescription meds (whether true or not, this was publically stated by MJ himself). Based on the autopsy report, propofol played a huge role in his 'death'....as did Murray's actions and lack of action/equipment in dealing with an emergency situation.Because of all the contradictions, the jury may get 'hung up' on making a decision....but IMO the contradictions are a smoke-screen. Again, ONLY going by what has been presented in court, which WE know is riddled with false 'evidence'....but trying to see it from the jury's perspective, based on what they've been 'allowed' to see...the time of 'death', how much propofol was given and when, etc....while important, don't detract or negate Murray's actions leading up to the moment of 'death'. Should having a 'license' give doctors free access to do whatever they want for the right price...even when their decisions are contrary to the oath they've taken? When asking that question, which I believe is at the heart of this trial, the contradictions become minor points. If the trial ends without any surprises, and regardless of what the jurors discuss in reaching a decision...their verdict will speak volumes and will either send a loud message to 'Hollywood' doctors and doctors all over the country...or it may, potentially, open up the floodgates of 'doctors for hire'. At this point, again based solely on what's been presented in court so far....if a verdict of 'innocent' is reached....the jury is, in essence, saying that it is 'ok' for doctors to do as they please...to have free reign and power to purchase, prescribe and administer whatever they want, wherever they want, whenever they want, however they want and for whoever they want, regardless of whether or not it is medically warranted. THAT, in itself, brings to mind Back's post about the need for more 'intricate' plots to kill someone nowadays, whereas 20 years ago a bullet would suffice. Most people have a doctor...people in 'high places' most definitely have doctors...an innocent verdict could set a precedent allowing 'hits' on people without the need for a gun...all they'd need is money and a 'doctor for hire'. IF doctors are allowed this level of power it's not only people in 'high places' that could be at risk...we all could be given the fact that we 'trust' doctors with our lives (think vaccines, 'new' shots for 'new' viruses, etc).If the trial ends with Dr. White or without a major turn of events (like Murray testifying)...this is what the jury will be left to decide, it all comes down to how much power doctors should have. And that is a very scary thought.With L.O.V.E. always. P.S. @TS...do you not have a sweet-tooth? :lol: What else can we 'bribe' you with?
You are right, BeTheChange ...I think verdict should be "guilty".
Lol @ the statements by the judge to jury. He basically told them to put a blind fold on, ear plugs, and they might as well crawl in a box and glue themselves in it until Thursday. To summarize his instructions: "Do not think for yourself" oh, justice system.
The 5th of November is an important date in the hoax so we can expect something important/significant to happen that day, right? I hope so. mj_dance/