Well, although aparently everyone already "debunked" all these documents, I'd like to give them the chance to be real until proven fakes.
At the time we've got:
. 911 call
. EMS Report (Paramedics relate the time-line since they arrived at the house, the way they found Michael, the resucitative efforts, the reponse of the patient, the EKg and the transport to UCLA.)
.The ambulance picture.
.The Search Warrant and Affidavit.
.The "Official" Autopsy Report.
.The legal document were Joe Jackson lets know Dr. Murray his intention on sue him for Wrongful Death. (Very extensive. It contains details on: 911 call, Murray's statements, the way he aparently concealed info to the paramedics on the drugs he gave to Michael, the false statements (on the same issue) to Dr. Cooper at UCLA that contradicted his statements to the police, his timelines' changes, etc. Paramedics rescue efforts, the call from Michael's home to Dr. Cooper at UCLA who after the description of the patient's situation ask Paramedics to consider terminating the resuscitation efforts, Murray saying to the Paramedics that he would be responsible for further resuscitation efforts, etc. Emergency room's resuscitation, etc, etc, etc... A lot of info.)
Now, the timeline I've "accepted" came from these documents. I tryed to not include info from random articles on the internet, that quotes sources from sources, and makes everything a mess. So, I've accepted these documents as my "Official Sources".
This is the time line I got from them, of course I'm leaving details off:
JUNE 22, 2009
Dr. Murray gave Michael Propofol 25 mg, Lorazepam and Midazolam.
JUNE 23, 2009
Dr. Murray gave Michael Lorazepam and Midazolam.
JUNE 25, 2009
1:00 AM: MJ arrived home. He had been rehearsing at SC until after midnight. Before MJ left the rehearsals Dr. Murray received a call requesting him to go to Carolwood house to attend MJ, who complained of not feeling well, dehydration and not being able to sleep.
1:30 AM: Dr. Murray gave Michael a tablet of Diazepam 10 mg
2:00 AM: Lorazepam 2 mg IV
3:00 AM: Midazolam 2 mg iV
5:00 AM: Lorazepam 2 mg IV
7:30 AM: Midazolam 2 mg IV
10:40 AM: Propofol 25 mg IV diluted with Lidocaine
10:50 AM: After 10 mins of staying at Michael's bedside, Dr. Murray left Michael for 2 mins.
10:52 AM: Murray returns and found Michael no longer breathing. He starts CPR and gave Flumazenil 2 mg.
NOTE: These are Dr. Murray's statements, but he has 3 phone calls registered between 11:18 to 12:05 hs.
12:22: LAFD received the 911 call from Alberto Alvarez (MJ's security Agent, at 100 North Carolwood Drive, BH, California)
12:26: Paramedics arrived
12:27: Paramedics were at MJ's bedside. Michael Jackson was not breathing, his color was pale, and he was in cardiac arrest. His condition was "severe." His pupils were fixed and dilated. He had no detectable pulse or respirations.
12:29: Paramedics began resuscitation. MJ had no pulse, blood pressure, respirations, or oxygen saturation reading, and his heart was in PEA. His condition remained unchanged throughout the resuscitation.
12:34: PEA had ceased. Heart in asystole. The paramedics administered several cardiac stimulating drugs without effect:
12:34: Epi 1 mg, IV Left Leg
12:36: Atr 1 mg, IV Left Leg
12:41: Epi 1mg , IV Left Leg
12:50: Paramedics contacted UCLA, and described the absence of life signs. Dr. Richelle Cooper (head of the UCLA Emergency Department) told the paramedics to consider terminating their resuscitation efforts.
Dr. Murray said he would be responsible for further resuscitation efforts.
13:07: Paramedics placed MJ in the ambulance, again attempted resuscitation w/o success:
13:11: Epi 1 mg, IV Left Jug
13:12: Atr 1 mg, IV Left Jug
13:13: Bic 50, IV Left Jug
13:13: Ambulance arrives at UCLA.
13:15: Paramedics brought MJ into UCLA emergency room. Dr. Murray was present.
MJ had no pulse, blood pressure, spontaneous respirations, or heart beat. He was
given dopamine, epinephrine, atropine, vasopressin, and sodium bicarbonate, and his breathing was assisted by bagging with oxygen. He was not alert, his pupils were fixed and dilated, and he had no response to pain. Dr. Richelle Cooper, spoke to Dr. Murray. He told Dr. Cooper he had felt a pulse for Michael Jackson when he had discovered him not breathing.
13:21: Staff at UCLA detected a weak femoral pulse and cardiac activity for MJ.
13:33: He showed a weak ventricular rhythm. Dr. Cooper reported that when
Michael Jackson was intubated with an endotrachial tube he had good breath sounds and "The initial cardiac rhythm appeared to be wide and slow in the 40s.
13:52: He had a pulse of 53 beats per minute, with a MAE complex.
14:05: Physicians inserted an intra aortic balloon pump to attempt resuscitation and obtain circulation with a spontaneous heart-beat. Once the pump was placed, his diastolic blood pressure went from 20 to 40 (sometimes to 60) mmHg. Despite these efforts, MJ did not regain a spontaneous pulse or heart-beat.
Following failure of the balloon pump to restore circulation, and the lack of a heart-beat, pulse, or spontaneous respirations, MJ was pronounced dead at 14:26 hours or 2:26 p.m. on June 25, 2009.