In a bizaare twist of "events' and twisted arguments, there's this "claim" about Dr. Murray wanting MJ's "dead" body to be "exhumed"...hmmm, of course the Jacksons would not allow it.."over their dead bodies.."lol! :lol: Well, I think it's best to open the crypt and prove to the world that it's empty! Coz MJ is alive!
http://www.showbizspy.com/article/19873 ... humed.html
MICHAEL Jackson's doctor wants the tragic singer's body to be exhumed, it has been claimed.
Conrad Murrary — who faces criminal charges over the singer's death — is desperate to beat a murder or manslaughter rap for administering a fatal dose of the powerful propofol drug to Jackson.
"As the seven-month-long investigation wraps up with Dr. Murray is clearly locked in the crosschairs, I'm sure his attorneys are considering a number of last-ditch strategies, including digging up Jackson's body to confuse the issue," retired FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Ted Gunderson told American tabloid the National Enquirer.
"Murray's defense will likely suggest the propofol was the least of the singer's problems..
"How many other doctors prescribed medicine to Michael over the years? They'll ask this to cast doubt on the prosecution's case.
"Murray's defense would likely argue that Jackson's drug addiction over the years is what made him vulnerable and Dr. Murray had only known him for a few weeks.
"There's so much damning evidence against Murray for propofol, but his lawyer could downplay that medication and point at other drugs and other doctors — anything to cast doubt in the jurors minds.
"Of course, the prosecution will fight against any exhumation, but a cautious judge may decide that digging up Jackson for a fourth autopsy is the best way to answer key questions once and for all and avoid having any jury overturned."
However, Michael's family are — understandably — against the idea of digging up his body.
"Digging up Michael would be absolutely outrageous," said one Jackson insider. "I'm sure this would just be a ploy to cast doubts in the minds of jurors. But that's all it is — a ploy.
"Michael's death was devastating for those who loved him. If a judge ever let this happen, it would be an absolute sin. Let him rest tin peace."
