Started by ladylee1979, February 11, 2011, 02:46:25 AM
QuoteI know how you feel, but have faith, and be positive everything will be fine. Murray will not go to jail. If he goes to jail it will be a fake jail, just like the toys in the court room. A fake court room :lol:
I know how you feel, but have faith, and be positive everything will be fine. Murray will not go to jail. If he goes to jail it will be a fake jail, just like the toys in the court room. A fake court room :lol:
HAHAHA I TOTALLY AGREE :D :D :D :D :D
If CM is convicted and Michael don't come back, things will be complicated.Many fans will lose hope ... we will can not go ahead.Above all, will become an improbable comeback!I do not know how this will end ... I'm just waiting, trying to keep calm!I still have faith that all will be well!
Quotehttp://www.kens5.com/news/entertainment/116214689.html Lawyers to weigh TV plans for Jackson doctor trialPosted on February 15, 2011 at 7:00 AMUpdated today at 7:06 AM LOS ANGELES (AP) — Defense attorneys and prosecutors are set to discuss, among other topics, plans for TV coverage of the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor, who faces a charge of involuntary manslaughter.Dr. Conrad Murray has pleaded not guilty in the death of the music superstar on June 25, 2009. A hearing Tuesday will deal with coverage plans, jury questionnaire issues and discovery of evidence.Attorneys are also scheduled to present names of proposed witnesses. The trial is expected to begin March 24 and last about six weeks.An autopsy showed that Jackson died of an overdose of an anesthetic combined with other sedatives. Murray's lawyers say he did nothing that should have caused Jackson's death.Prosecutors allege gross negligence in Murray's administering of the anesthetic, which is intended for use in hospitals.
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Lawyers to weigh TV plans for Jackson doctor trialPosted on February 15, 2011 at 7:00 AMUpdated today at 7:06 AM
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Defense attorneys and prosecutors are set to discuss, among other topics, plans for TV coverage of the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor, who faces a charge of involuntary manslaughter.Dr. Conrad Murray has pleaded not guilty in the death of the music superstar on June 25, 2009. A hearing Tuesday will deal with coverage plans, jury questionnaire issues and discovery of evidence.Attorneys are also scheduled to present names of proposed witnesses. The trial is expected to begin March 24 and last about six weeks.An autopsy showed that Jackson died of an overdose of an anesthetic combined with other sedatives. Murray's lawyers say he did nothing that should have caused Jackson's death.Prosecutors allege gross negligence in Murray's administering of the anesthetic, which is intended for use in hospitals.
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