Michael Jackson Death Hoax Investigators
Persons Of Interest => Doctors => Dr. Conrad Murray => Topic started by: Shamone Jackson on December 30, 2009, 03:15:51 AM
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Check out this online conversation:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=389&topic_id=5937720
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According to those statements Dr. Murray seems to be a kind man, writing of dept/bills when the patient didn’t really afford the treatments they were getting and we all know that the health system in America is f*cked up. However if Michael is dead then this doctor or perhaps another person had something to do with it. I am now sure it’s a murderer and Dr Murray is not the only one to blame.
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Thanks for posting...that is interesting.
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Right ! Conrad Murray may be good at the job he is trained for but not trying to be an Anestheiologist !!So give me a break, nice guy so what all doctors the ones who choose to stay in business are nice to their
patients because they want the money to keep on coming in. In order for any one to really know what kind of personality their doctors have, they might want to try working for them. I know I have worked for doctors for many years and most has two sides the patient side, (where they are all full of concern and compassion for you), and the real one that they exhibit to their staff. Trust me in many cases it is a bit of Jekyll and Hide.
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Hmm.. interesting. Thankyou for posting.
Interesting how most people there seem to be saying that Mj must have had an existing heart problem in order to hire Conrad Murray.
But that makes no sense to me... why would a cardiologist who knows his patient has a heart condition inject Propofol into his system? Thats risky and stupid to the extreme.
Seems only one poster on that forum "knows" doctor conrad murray through his father.
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Hmm.. interesting. Thankyou for posting.
Interesting how most people there seem to be saying that Mj must have had an existing heart problem in order to hire Conrad Murray.
But that makes no sense to me... why would a cardiologist who knows his patient has a heart condition inject Propofol into his system? Thats risky and stupid to the extreme.
Seems only one poster on that forum "knows" doctor conrad murray through his father.
I have never really got why you would hire a cardiologist to treat your insomnia. An anaesthesiologist would be more appropriate. And being a cardiologist would immediately think of using proper equipment to monitor the heart rate such as EKG not only a simple pulse meter.