Michael Jackson's Doctor Will Surrender...
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Michael Jackson's Doctor Will Surrender, Says His LawyerEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Michael Jackson's Doctor Will Surrender, Says His Lawyer
Posted on Jan 29, 2010 @ 02:29PM print it send it
Splash News OnlineConrad Murray will travel to Los Angeles and surrender to law enforcement if charged in the death of Michael Jackson, his lawyer told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.
"In the event of charges being filed in connection with Michael Jackson's death it would be much cheaper for tax payers if I am able to surrender Dr. Murray myself," Murray's lawyer Michael Flanagan tells RadarOnline.com.
"I am hoping the DA will make the right decision and allow me to do this."
Murray currently resides in Texas. There are rumblings that the Los Angeles District Attorney's office is preparing to criminally charge Murray in connection with Jackson's August 2009 death from "acute propofol intoxication." Murray admits he administered the drug to Jackson on the day of the singer's death.
Legal ace Flanagan is prepared for his client to charged as early as next week and would prefer to surrender his client rather than have law enforcement come get him.
"I believe the DA would be inclined to allow me to surrender him, but they have no control over the LAPD who have the final decision on what to do with Dr. Murray if he is charged," Flanagan told RadarOnline.com
"Dr. Murray is currently in Texas but if I am told by the DA to have him in a courtroom where he will be formally arraigned he will be there."
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Flanagan also says he has had "very limited contact" with the DA's office and does not definitively know if Murray will be charged.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Michael Jackson's Doctor Will Surrender, Says His LawyerEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Michael Jackson's Doctor Will Surrender, Says His Lawyer
Posted on Jan 29, 2010 @ 02:29PM print it send it
Splash News OnlineConrad Murray will travel to Los Angeles and surrender to law enforcement if charged in the death of Michael Jackson, his lawyer told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.
"In the event of charges being filed in connection with Michael Jackson's death it would be much cheaper for tax payers if I am able to surrender Dr. Murray myself," Murray's lawyer Michael Flanagan tells RadarOnline.com.
"I am hoping the DA will make the right decision and allow me to do this."
Murray currently resides in Texas. There are rumblings that the Los Angeles District Attorney's office is preparing to criminally charge Murray in connection with Jackson's August 2009 death from "acute propofol intoxication." Murray admits he administered the drug to Jackson on the day of the singer's death.
Legal ace Flanagan is prepared for his client to charged as early as next week and would prefer to surrender his client rather than have law enforcement come get him.
"I believe the DA would be inclined to allow me to surrender him, but they have no control over the LAPD who have the final decision on what to do with Dr. Murray if he is charged," Flanagan told RadarOnline.com
"Dr. Murray is currently in Texas but if I am told by the DA to have him in a courtroom where he will be formally arraigned he will be there."
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Flanagan also says he has had "very limited contact" with the DA's office and does not definitively know if Murray will be charged.
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Mike died in august, all of a sudden? LOL
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Since when did Michael die in August?
Sorry balon didnt see you posted the same thing lol
This does not mean anything. Tabloid trash/garbage.
No case, no accusation, no trial, no nothing.
But important to keep the sheep asleep.
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Ok, it's all wrong with that article, but at least the "Splash News Online" guys have used a pic from the "real" Dr. Murray this time! (Weren't they the ones who had the Copyright of that "White Dr. Murray" pic?).
Nice to see journalists check their facts these days.
Wow you can tell this article isn't legit. They don't even have the correct month that MJ passed away. Hello it was June not August. <!-- s:roll: -->:roll:<!-- s:roll: --> Two month difference really? I never even heard of this news source before Splash News Online. <!-- s
And as for Murray being charged, wasn't he supposed to be charged last October? I'll believe it when I see it.
surrender to law enforcement
Just thinking, didnt MJ surrender to law enforcement for his 2005 trial is this a similarity?
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And they do seem to go in circles
Prosecutors have not announced any charges, however, and Murray has not been told how or where he should surrender, according to Miranda Sevcik, spokeswoman for Murray's legal team.
And from A/P
Dr. Conrad Murray, who has a practice in Houston, came to Los Angeles last weekend and spent Tuesday afternoon meeting with his newly assembled team of three lawyers. The district attorney’s office has not said if it will file charges but lead defense attorney Ed Chernoff said Murray is ready for such a move.
“I haven’t received any phone call from anybody asking for the doctor to surrender,” Chernoff said. “If we get the call, we’ll be happy to.”
David Walgren, the deputy Los Angeles County district attorney handling the case, declined to comment.
Sounds like a delay tactic to me. No comments from the LAPD, not sure if they'll file charges, blah, blah, blah.....