Message From MJ Estate : "Regarding Michael's Wishes - Children's Charities" We all know how much Michael cared about children and children’s charities, among his many causes, and we also know that many of Michael’s fans want to honor him by making charitable donations or volunteering their time to help others. We have received many inquiries from concerned and caring...

Dan Anderson, continuing his testimony from yesterday, confirmed under-cross examination that toxicology tests quickly raised red flags about propofol. Defense attorney J. Michael Flanagan questioned Anderson, “You came tο a quick judgment that propofol was the most vital drug in this case?” “Yes I dіd,” Anderson answered. "Did you think that (the medication) lorazepam...

On Wednesday, Sally Hirschberg from Sea Coast Medical, a pharmaceutical company, testified concerning the specifics of Murray's Medical supply orders placed with her company through Consuela Ng, the medical volunteer at Murray's Las Vegas office. Invoices presented to the jury showed that between April and June 2009, Murray's office ordered from Sea Coast Medical,...

Day 6 of The People VS. Dr. Conrad Robert Murray focused more on four women, including one who testified Monday, whom prosecutors allege, were among the distractions preoccupying Murray during Michael Jackson's final hours of life. In the hours preceding Jackson's death, Murray was reportedly communicating with four women: Sade Anding, Nicole Alvarez, Michelle Bella...

1. Emergency Room Physician Richelle Cooper said Murray told her Jackson's cardiac arrest began after Murray gave him two doses of the sedative lorazepam, but Murray did not mention Jackson's use of propofol. 2.Representatives from two cell phone companies ( AT&T and Sprint/Nextel) confirmed that calls and data were made and sent from Murray's cell phone...

Monday's courtroom activity commenced with testimony by Dr. Richelle Cooper, the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center emergency room doctor who pronounced Jackson dead. Cooper told the jury on Friday that Jackson appeared to be "clinically dead" when he arrived at the hospital. She also said she had been in contact with a nurse who had spoken to the paramedics who treated...

Robert Johnson, an executive with the company that made the the medical device that Dr. Conrad Murray allegedly snapped onto Michael Jackson's finger claims it was the wrong device to monitor MJ. The pulse oximeter that Murray was using was the wrong model for the job Johnson testified. The device Murray used, the Nonin 9500 pulse oxymeter was "designed for spot checking...