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In my opinion, all of it sounded like a bunch of more LIES. MJ "wetting the bed" is most than likely BOGUS ! Murray feeling the "HOLY SPIRIT" when it's known that he's a freemason?? BOGUS!Why is it that LaToya was trying to stop it from being publicized ? Murfy...I mean Murray knows that all of this is just one big riff raff .....And I truly believe that this doc was done rather than him spending time in jail. Reason for my saying that is why were they showing clips of the court hearings then them discussing things in another room? Aren't those matters supposed to be confidential??? STAGED! OMG!
I also watched the Channel 4 version in the UK tonight, and then watched the one posted here as I knew from what I've read here, that there were bits missing in what I saw on TV. There was a 10 minute or so interview before the docu with Murray and someone called Steve Hewlett. Murray evaded the questions about what he thought had happened on 25th June and why he didn't take the stand. He was going to address in Part 2, if in hindsight he'd do anything differently, but dramatically Part 2 never happened because he was found guilty before they filmed it. Edited out of the UK version of the documentary which followed (which was titled The Man Who Killed Michael Jackson), were the parts about wetting the bed because of deep psychological harm MJ suffered, seeing him cry many times and later Flanaghan's wife talking about MJ as a 50 yr old man sleeping with a baby doll with pics of babies looking at him every night, and Flanaghan saying everything about MJ is sick, it's weird. (Interestingly, Chernoff's answer to that was 'the media made him appear weirder than he IS'.) I think the rest was the same. My over-riding feeling watching this is that it's the most complete account of events, in context, within a logical timeline that I've heard so far! If Murray had told this in court it would have answered many questions and might even have altered the verdict. At times I even felt sorry for him! Interesting that he said MJ 'retreated to his private bedroom' several times during those sleepless hours, which gave Murray 'a break'. I've never heard this mentioned before. There was a lot made of personal hygiene issues, dirty bathrooms and bedrooms, disagreements between Chernoff and Flanaghan, MJ's financial dependance on AEG, and Murray's spiritual revelation. Overall I felt it portrayed MJ as a rather pathetic Howard Hughes type figure, Randy Philips and AEG as the bad guys and poor Murray out of his depth and betrayed and tricked by his 'friend' Michael. Good storyline eh?
I watched all 7 parts and it seems as though it just stops. It seems like there is something missing at the end. Did it really end with Chernoff leaving? That seems like a weird way to end a documentary about Conrad Murray.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginI watched all 7 parts and it seems as though it just stops. It seems like there is something missing at the end. Did it really end with Chernoff leaving? That seems like a weird way to end a documentary about Conrad Murray.:lol: :lol: Can you imagine if that's how it really ended? Right as Chernoff is in mid-sente
@anew, remember an article came out today and said that Chernoff was leaving the case as he has to take care of his practice in Houston...and in the doco he moved out of Flann's house...maybe some link there.
Yes he did anewfan.
