Michael Jackson 911 call released
By Alexandra Heilbron on June 26, 2009 | 6 Comments
The 911 call made to get help for Michael Jackson on Thursday at 12:21 p.m. Pacific time has been made public. An unidentified male says that a 50-year-old man is not breathing and does not have a pulse, and asks for help. He does not tell the dispatcher at any time during the call that the man in need of help is Michael Jackson. He does say that a doctor (Dr. Conrad Murray) is doing CPR on the man, who is lying on a bed, and that there was no response. He also says that he and the doctor are the only ones at the home (other than Jackson). The paramedics who arrived reportedly felt that Jackson was dead at the scene, but Dr. Murray insisted that they transport Michael to hospital. They did, and doctors there worked for another hour on him but were unable to revive the singer. To see our Michael Jackson tribute, please click here.
I predict that there will be a whole criminal inquiry into this Doctor Murray
Well, I’m interested, bubbles, in what the good doc has to say…
too many of them hand out pills for everything, anything, nothing…
He does seem very suspicious because they took his car, and he hired a legal team. Then again, from the sounds of it, he was working very hard on Michael when he collapsed. I guess time will tell.
gotta check all angles, it will be interesting. Wonder why he is MIA though? Could be just scared of the power this family has, if they want to lay blame, right or wrong, it could ruin this guy.
Carol, you heard he was MIA? I heard they have taken his car to look for evidence, and have spoken with him twice (once for 3 hours), that he has hired a legal team, but has also been cooperating.
They’ve been saying that he is a witness, not a suspect.