Conrad Murray back to practice and a tv deal?
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MICHAEL Jackson’s drug doctor is back making a mint after re-opening his practice and signing a TV deal.
Heart specialist Conrad Murray, who could still face charges over the dose of anaesthetic that killed the pop king in June, has a full caseload of patients.
And a telly documentary crew is following him and his burly bodyguard all day.
It is believed that Murray, 55, has been inundated with requests from wannabe clients since he became infamous.
His receptionist at the Armstrong Clinic in Houston, Texas, told the Daily Star Sunday: “Any new patients may have a wait to see Dr Murray. I believe his schedule is pretty full.”
Members of the Jackson family, some of whom have publicly blamed Murray for Michael’s death, are said to be furious he is working again.
A source close to the clan said: “They feel it is outrageous that it appears to be business as usual for Dr Murray.
“Michael’s younger sister Janet, his parents and his other brothers and sisters are also upset if he is, in fact, making money from a TV show.”
Murray abandoned his Las Vegas and Houston practices to work exclusively for Wacko Jacko for $150,000 a month.
But it is thought he has huge debts including mortgage arrears on a gated mansion.
And his ex-girlfriend, Nenita Malibiran, has filed a court action for child support she claims he owes her.
Murray might not know for months whether he will face charges over Jacko’s death.
A spokesman for the Los Angeles district attorney said: “It’s a complex investigation that involves Michael Jackson’s entire drug history and his association with a number of doctors.”
Murray’s own lawyer said: “He has co-operated fully with authorities.”
MICHAEL Jackson’s drug doctor is back making a mint after re-opening his practice and signing a TV deal.
Heart specialist Conrad Murray, who could still face charges over the dose of anaesthetic that killed the pop king in June, has a full caseload of patients.
And a telly documentary crew is following him and his burly bodyguard all day.
It is believed that Murray, 55, has been inundated with requests from wannabe clients since he became infamous.
His receptionist at the Armstrong Clinic in Houston, Texas, told the Daily Star Sunday: “Any new patients may have a wait to see Dr Murray. I believe his schedule is pretty full.”
Members of the Jackson family, some of whom have publicly blamed Murray for Michael’s death, are said to be furious he is working again.
A source close to the clan said: “They feel it is outrageous that it appears to be business as usual for Dr Murray.
“Michael’s younger sister Janet, his parents and his other brothers and sisters are also upset if he is, in fact, making money from a TV show.”
Murray abandoned his Las Vegas and Houston practices to work exclusively for Wacko Jacko for $150,000 a month.
But it is thought he has huge debts including mortgage arrears on a gated mansion.
And his ex-girlfriend, Nenita Malibiran, has filed a court action for child support she claims he owes her.
Murray might not know for months whether he will face charges over Jacko’s death.
A spokesman for the Los Angeles district attorney said: “It’s a complex investigation that involves Michael Jackson’s entire drug history and his association with a number of doctors.”
Murray’s own lawyer said: “He has co-operated fully with authorities.”
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