"Since Michael Jackson died suddenly on June 25th, the investigation of his death has been going on. At the same time, rumors continue. Yesterday, the investigation finally came to a conclusion. The chief coroner of Los Angeles announced Jackson's death in Houston court: he was killed because he was injected with propofol, a powerful anesthetic. " A court document on the investigation of Michael Jackson's death was made public at the harris county District Court in Houston yesterday. According to the documents, Jackson's personal doctor Murray admitted that he injected propofol and other sedatives into Michael Jackson on the day of his death. The chief coroner of Los Angeles County also confirmed that a powerful anesthetic "propofol" was found in Jackson's body, and the dose was high enough to be fatal. On July 22nd, LAPD searched Murray's clinic. In this authorized testimony, Murray told the police that he had treated Michael for insomnia for about six weeks, and he gave Michael 50 mg of propofol intravenously every night. Murray told the police that he was worried that Michael was addicted to drugs, so he tried to get Michael to quit propofol. Murray then reduced the daily dose of propofol to 25 mg and mixed two other sedatives, lorazepam and midazolam. On June 23rd, two days before Michael died, Murray claimed that he only gave Michael lorazepam and midazolam, and stopped using propofol. Speaking of the early morning of Jackson's sudden death, Murray said that he tried to use other drugs to help Jackson fall asleep, but it didn't work. Jackson kept giving him propofol until 10: 40 in the morning. He finally injected Jackson with 25 milligrams of propofol and then went out to make a phone call. Unexpectedly, when he came back from the phone call, Jackson had stopped breathing and he immediately used cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Meanwhile, another assistant of Jackson immediately called the police for help. Propofol is a powerful sedative and must be used by a professional anesthesiologist. Murray is not qualified to use propofol. Even though he claimed to use propofol to help Michael sleep, he could not escape the criminal charge of manslaughter. The doctor claimed that the overdose was requested by Jackson. In this court document, Murray described in detail the medication process on the day of Michael's death. ●65438+ at 0:30 in the morning, he gave Michael diazepam, but it didn't work; At two in the morning, he injected Michael with lorazepam; At 3 o'clock, Michael was still awake, and Murray injected him with midazolam. In the next few hours, Murray used other drugs for him. ● At 0/0: 40 in the morning/kloc-at Michael's repeated request, Murray injected 25 mg of propofol for Michael. In an interview with LAPD, Murray said that he left Michael's room the day after he found out that the drug worked, and then called his clinic and family in Houston. When he returned to Michael's room, he found that Michael had stopped breathing. He gave him artificial respiration immediately, and one of Michael's entourage immediately called 9 1 1. Michael was then taken to UCLA Medical Center for emergency treatment and died soon after. The family firmly believes that Jackson was murdered by a doctor. With the deepening investigation of Michael Jackson's death by American officials, the problem of Jackson's personal doctor, Connard Murray, was exposed. It turned out that he was arrested for violence against his ex-girlfriend and had serious economic problems. When he signed a contract with Michael Jackson, he owed others at least $780,000. It is reported that when Dr. Murray was hired by Michael Jackson's agent in May this year, he was ordered by the court to pay more than 363,000 US dollars for medical equipment and 765,438 US dollars +0.000 US dollars for student loans he owed in the 1980s. There are also two lawsuits claiming that he owes more than $240,000 in unpaid medical equipment, plus the mortgage on the house, child support, credit card arrears and so on. If the prosecutor accuses Dr. Murray of these financial problems, "it may be one of the evidences of his motive for committing crimes for money, which proves that he has the motive to prescribe anesthetics without medical needs." Earlier, Jackson's father, Joe, and his sister, Lataya, publicly stated many times that they suspected that Jackson was murdered for money. The case connected with the police's investigation into Jackson's death may be manslaughter is the Los Angeles Police Department in California, USA. The reporter contacted the media department officials of the bureau yesterday and asked if Jackson's personal doctor Murray would be arrested next. He said that there is no way to directly determine the defendant's guilt, because the autopsy results do not necessarily mean a crime. They can't reveal their next move to the public until all the autopsy results in the coroner's office are confirmed. However, he also revealed that "the ultimate cause of death (Jackson) is probably manslaughter." Experts say that Dr. Jackson is too unprofessional. Recently, the reporter contacted Dong Xiaofeng, a senior anesthesiologist in Chongqing Iron and Steel General Hospital. Dr. Dong said, "Propofol is a commonly used intravenous general anesthetic, which is often used for painless gastroscopy, painless abortion and other operations, but it is not often used to treat insomnia unless it is intractable and severe insomnia. According to the weight of each person, the safe range of the general dose is per kilogram 1~2 mg. " Although Jackson's personal doctor only injected 25 mg of propofol for Jackson that night, according to Jackson's weight, it was not beyond the safe range, but Dr. Dong pointed out that "because Jackson had taken other sedatives before, there was a synergistic effect between sedatives, even a small dose of drugs could cause huge respiratory depression, which was the cause of his death." At the same time, Dr. Dong also said that anesthesia is a very cautious thing, and only professional anesthesiologists are qualified to operate it, and it is under the condition of ensuring first-aid equipment. "Because even if the dose used is small, respiratory depression cannot be ruled out. After anesthesia, there must be a special person to monitor the whole process and you can't neglect it. " Reporter Zhang Yiwen recalled doubtfully: On June 25th, the doctor preliminarily determined that he died of a heart attack, and his personal doctor Murray was missing. 10 In July, Jackson's father publicly claimed that Jackson's death was related to homicide. On July 1 10, after the police exposed Jackson's preliminary autopsy report, they said that Jackson might have died of homicide, possibly due to a doctor's manslaughter. On July 20th, Murray denied his mistake through his lawyer.
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