Conrad Murray’s First Interview: Michael Jackson’s Death Doc Quizzed By Australia’s ’60 Minutes’ - SEE UPDATES

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Posted: November 20, 2013
Michael Jackson Convicted Killer Conrad Murray Gives First Interview After Leaving Jail

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Michael Jackson’s convicted killer, Dr. Conrad Murray, is talking for the first time since leaving prison.

In a revealing interview, Murray, who has maintained his innocence in his famous patient’s death, is speaking out after gaining his freedom.

Murray sat down with Australia’s 60 Minutes to tell his side of the morbid story, which resulted in the death of one of the most legendary modern musicians, Michael Jackson, in 2009.

The doctor, who served less than two years of his four-year sentence after being convicted of manslaughter in Jackson’s death, says he loved the King of Pop.

During the interview, Murray says:

“I loved Michael, I love him.”

A teaser video of the Murray interview has been revealed ahead of the airing of the investigative show.

Michael Jackson’s death came as a shock to the world and led to the investigation that resulted in the conviction of Murray, who was taking care of Jackson before his death.

It was revealed that Murray had been administering dangerous amounts of drugs and anesthesia to Michael Jackson.

Murray was charged and a jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter. He was sentenced to four years in prison, but was released early due to overcrowding.

The new interview touches on other topics, such as Michael Jackson’s alleged pedophile activities.

A teary Murray is asked if he believes the accusations that Jackson was a pedophile.

Michael Jackson died at his rented Los Angeles home on June 25, 2009. Paramedics were called to the residence by Murray who found Jackson unresponsive and attempted resuscitation.

First responders arrived three minutes after the 911 call was placed and continued to try to revive Michael Jackson en route to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.

Once at the hospital, Emergency Room personnel continued the efforts for more than an hour before pronouncing the singer dead at 2:26 pm local time.

Michael Jackson’s death created a wave of grief that the world had not seen in many years, as thousands took to social media to voice their shock and sadness over the event.

Many outlets like AOL crashed from the number of visits, while others continued to see the largest traffic in their history.

A star studded memorial service was held for the late Michael Jackson on July 7, 2009, attended by Mariah Carey, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Lionel Richie, and many others who paid an emotional tribute to one of the greatest musicians who ever lived.

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Are you interested in what the convicted killer of Michael Jackson has to say?

The Vid is not available in my country YAY I don't want to see him or hear his lying @$$ voice anyway.

HELL NO I'M NOT!!!!!

this was posted on Liz Hayes twitter page.. ugh i think i'm going to be sick:
Tom Malone‏@malonetj21h
Just watched the first cut of @thelizhayes interview with Conrad Murray. It's gripping, compelling television. #60mins - I CAN'T TAKE IT, OMG, THAT PATHETIC MAN IS NO MORE GRIPPING THAN A BOWL OF COLD NOODLES.

No it's The Talk Talks about Conman Murderer,
sorry let me find it on youtube

Y.W. @ Admin
and lol who would want his organs, especially his Cold Black Heart.
MJ Is Haunting him lol

I thought that woman was really missing the point badly too. How dare she? I loved Sharon too. She made it very clear how she felt and where he should go!

 

She's like that I ignore her.
I like what the rest of them say though.
She's always talking like that so who cares what she has to say.
The others were all for us hating him and even mentioned everyone hates him, one said she feels sorry for him, I ignore her too.

November 21, 2013

The women on "The Talk" on Nov. 21 discussed Conrad Murray's first interview since being released from prison last month.

Murray was Michael Jackson's doctor. He was sentenced to four years for involuntary manslaughter of Jackson who died in 2009. His sentence was cut in half because of good behavior.

Murray's first post-prison interview was with Australia’s "60 Minutes" where he opened up about his relationship with Jackson. He said, “I loved Michael, I love him.” Notice his answer went from past tense (loved) to present tense (love). That's because Murray claims Jackson visits him every day and talks to him.

Murray maintained his innocence throughout his trial and while serving his prison sentence. Now he is a free man, but he no longer has a license to practice medicine.

The hosts of "The Talk" didn't have any kind words to say about Murray.

Watch the short video above to hear for yourself what Julie, Aisha, Sharon, Sara and Cheryl said about Murray and his claim to have visits from Michael Jackson.
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oops sorry I meant him not his lol I fixed it.

Yes just because one is ignorant don't mean the rest of them are.
That wasn't her first time saying something like that.
I love Sharon Osbourne and Sara Gilbert and the other one lol more or less telling everyone else it's ok to despise him lol and we (fans) aren't the only ones either even A Lister stars hate him lol so the feelings are mutual all around the globe.
And NO ONE will make that movie for him or do nothing for him Australia will learn from this backlash MJ's Fam is GLOBAL

OH Trust me I know how you feel but we can't let these morons who want to feel sorry for his simple lying murdering @$$ get to us they are only but 2 people but mostly one the one that said he should join DWB I'll bet they wouldn't want him either, because even people in Africa and other places without TV's and Radios Love MJ and I'm sure they wouldn't want his murdering @$$ work on them or their children.
The best thing to do is just ignore them.

Michael Jackson's family slam tell-all 60 Minutes interview with doctor Conrad Murray


   Amelia Harris
   Sunday Herald Sun
   November 23, 2013 9:30PM

MICHAEL Jackson's family has expressed its anger that a doctor convicted of the pop superstar's death was paid for a tell-all TV interview.

In his first full-length interview, Conrad Murray claimed he loved Jackson, who died from a drug overdose in 2009.

Australia's 60 Minutes has reportedly paid Murray a ­six-figure sum in a move slammed by crime victims' support groups.

But a source said the figure was "nowhere near six figures''.

"It's not even in the vicinity," the source said.

"More like the fives.''

Murray, who injected the singer with Propofol, was ­released from jail last month after serving almost two years of a four-year sentence.

He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter over Jackson's death.

The interview, to be aired on Sunday night, has made Jackson's family "sick to the pits of their stomach".

Tanay Jackson, ­Michael's niece, said the family could never forgive Murray.

"No matter what he says and no matter what anyone else says the point still remains the same: he was the physical culprit of my uncle's death," Ms Jackson told Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper.

"He had that needle in his hand and he injected Michael.

"Whether he meant to overdose him or not, he still injected him. He's the doctor, he should've known better.

"It didn't matter what Michael told him, he shouldn't have done it."

Ms Jackson said she feared the interview could harm Jackson's daughter, Paris.

"She is trying to find a way to escape and it doesn't seem like anyone knows what to do. This is a 15-year-old going through a 40-year-old's problems,'' she said.

Murray told 60 Minutes that Jackson still "speaks to me'' but wouldn't elaborate further, saying "it is too emotional to go into''.

Crime Victims' Support ­Association president Noel McNamara was critical of the interview.

"To think that the family have gone through all that trauma of being in the courts and then to have this bloke come out and try to make out he is Mother Teresa is absolutely disgraceful and disgusting,'' Mr McNamara said.

"It is just chequebook journalism.''

Murray has also sued the US state of Texas for revoking his medical licence as a result of Jackson's death.

He claimed in a lawsuit filed in Austin this month that his conviction was not final until all appeals were exhausted.

Channel 9 spokeswoman Michelle Stamper declined to respond to the Jackson family's comments.

Ms Stamper also refused to say whether Murray was paid for the interview.

"We don't confirm deny any of our stories in terms of payment,'' she said.

Source: AUS news

I read them and good it's still only 4 so that means nobody cares about @60Mins AUS. that's good.

I know nobody will watch this show there are a lot of Australian fans so I know they will boycott it and complain that they are giving him a platform, I have a few Australian fans on my fb page and they are Boycotting him.

One of my best friends is Australian and she is a big MJ fan. She told me she sent an e-mail to 60 Minutes web page complaining and a lot of people are demanding to stop the program from airing. I know it will be a flop and I hope this will discourage other leaches to interview this Monster. Let's keep on e-mailing everyone to stop this.