Debunking the Autopsy Report

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  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    @mj2981958 im glad finally you got my point ,communication gap is to blame not your english its perfect , dont worry <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->

    Somewhere I think we should appreciate the original author for the time and effort she put in here believe me reading all 50 plus pages and then interpretation of medical terminology is not an easy task for a lay man , Its really bad some body misguided her and thats how i felt the need to clear misunderstanding so that everyone should know the facts , just like fews days back i was truely disguisted by an author writing a book exclusively on the drugs found in Micheal body during autopsy ,Im sure he must have made alot of money what he sold half truth ? will he ever confess of not doing a thorough research before making something available to public , so sad ...please dont waste your precious time and money reading rubbish

    By keeping an open mind to any possibilty , there is a chance of with -holding certain information for the court trails thats why few things still missing in this report , it just my personal opinion ,at the end of the day its up to everyone to decide what they believe
    Im hoping someone from the media reading my post, will write about Dr Klein and Murray lies instead of dissecting his personal life , I clearly remember dr Klein said about an open I.v line at TMZ live during his first interview, post 25th june , and there wasnt anything mention in this report , if someone would do it, that day i will feel my efforts didnt go in vain ! they can take the credit for it i dont mind ,but please stop writing and misleading others, Take care members , Godbless you all

    Awww, thank you, you’re very kind!

    I do appreciate this person’s work, I really do. I know it’s a lot of reading, but the OP really needs to correct it as soon as possible, because people are taking what she wrote in her blog as a fact, adding more confusion to our already-confused minds ... and I hope she doesn’t get upset, but I also find the analysis she made kind of biased if you know what I mean.

    I’d like people stop making money of Michael and spreading lies too.

    Hopefully we’re gonna get some answers if they’re holding info. By the way, what do you think is missed in that report? Is it something legal/medical related?

    Bless you too.
  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    coming back to the topic ...... @mj2981958 you mention something about marijuana , i remember reading that somewhere too but someone mention it doesnt belong to michael and the family took a notice and inform the investigators , may be thats why it wasnt found in the body , i can only guess

    Hi!

    Yes, someone was asking. Marijuana is never mentioned in the Autopsy Report: not in the “Scene description” not as “Medical evidence” (1st scene visit: June 26, 2nd scene visit June 29) nor as “Evidence broght by family” ( July 9).

    The only time in the whole report that they mentioned Marijuana is in the “Toxicology Section” of such report, that by the way was Negative.

    A couple of weeks ago, was released that document (ther's a thread with the PDF document) were Joe Jackson notices Dr. Murray his intention on initiating legal proceedings, you know, sue him for Wrongful Death. That’s the first time I “officialy” heard about Marijuana. Here's the quote from that document:
    ...On June 26, 2009, the police searched the Carolwood house and seized eight (8) used bottles of Propofol (Diprivan), and later another three (3). They seized medication at Michael Jackson’s bedside, including Clonazepam (Klonopin), Benoquin (Monobenzone), Flomax (Tamsulosin Hydrocloride), Hydroquinone, Lidocaine (Xylocaine), Temazepam (Restoril), Tizanidine (Zanaflex), Trazodone (Desyrel), Flumazenil (Romazicon), Ephedrine (Ephedra), Prednisone, Amoxicillin, Azrithomycin,
    BQ/KA/RA (beniquin, kojic acid, retinoic acid); Lorazepam (Ativan), Midazolam (Versed) and Diazepam (Valium). Police also found several baggies of marijuana, Lantaprost Flush Solution, which is used to control glaucoma, a box of Nystatin, an antifungal drug used to treat yeast infections, and Triamcinolone, which is a topical steroid used to treat skin inflammation. The Clonazepam (Klonopin) and Trazodone (Desyrel) were prescribed to by Dr. Metzger. The Tizanidine (Zanaflex) was prescribed by Dr. Klein...
  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    Well, although aparently everyone already "debunked" all these documents, I’d like to give them the chance to be real until proven fakes.

    At the time we’ve got:

    . 911 call

    . EMS Report (Paramedics relate the time-line since they arrived at the house, the way they found Michael, the resucitative efforts, the reponse of the patient, the EKg and the transport to UCLA.)

    .The ambulance picture.

    .The Search Warrant and Affidavit.

    .The “Official” Autopsy Report.

    .The legal document were Joe Jackson lets know Dr. Murray his intention on sue him for Wrongful Death. (Very extensive. It contains details on: 911 call, Murray’s statements, the way he aparently concealed info to the paramedics on the drugs he gave to Michael, the false statements (on the same issue) to Dr. Cooper at UCLA that contradicted his statements to the police, his timelines’ changes, etc. Paramedics rescue efforts, the call from Michael’s home to Dr. Cooper at UCLA who after the description of the patient’s situation ask Paramedics to consider terminating the resuscitation efforts, Murray saying to the Paramedics that he would be responsible for further resuscitation efforts, etc. Emergency room’s resuscitation, etc, etc, etc... A lot of info.)


    Now, the timeline I’ve “accepted” came from these documents. I tryed to not include info from random articles on the internet, that quotes sources from sources, and makes everything a mess. So, I’ve accepted these documents as my "Official Sources".

    This is the time line I got from them, of course I’m leaving details off:

    JUNE 22, 2009
    Dr. Murray gave Michael Propofol 25 mg, Lorazepam and Midazolam.

    JUNE 23, 2009
    Dr. Murray gave Michael Lorazepam and Midazolam.

    JUNE 25, 2009

    1:00 AM: MJ arrived home. He had been rehearsing at SC until after midnight. Before MJ left the rehearsals Dr. Murray received a call requesting him to go to Carolwood house to attend MJ, who complained of not feeling well, dehydration and not being able to sleep.

    1:30 AM: Dr. Murray gave Michael a tablet of Diazepam 10 mg

    2:00 AM: Lorazepam 2 mg IV

    3:00 AM: Midazolam 2 mg iV

    5:00 AM: Lorazepam 2 mg IV

    7:30 AM: Midazolam 2 mg IV

    10:40 AM: Propofol 25 mg IV diluted with Lidocaine

    10:50 AM: After 10 mins of staying at Michael’s bedside, Dr. Murray left Michael for 2 mins.

    10:52 AM: Murray returns and found Michael no longer breathing. He starts CPR and gave Flumazenil 2 mg.


    NOTE: These are Dr. Murray’s statements, but he has 3 phone calls registered between 11:18 to 12:05 hs.

    12:22: LAFD received the 911 call from Alberto Alvarez (MJ’s security Agent, at 100 North Carolwood Drive, BH, California)

    12:26: Paramedics arrived

    12:27: Paramedics were at MJ’s bedside. Michael Jackson was not breathing, his color was pale, and he was in cardiac arrest. His condition was “severe.” His pupils were fixed and dilated. He had no detectable pulse or respirations.

    12:29: Paramedics began resuscitation. MJ had no pulse, blood pressure, respirations, or oxygen saturation reading, and his heart was in PEA. His condition remained unchanged throughout the resuscitation.

    12:34: PEA had ceased. Heart in asystole. The paramedics administered several cardiac stimulating drugs without effect:

    12:34: Epi 1 mg, IV Left Leg
    12:36: Atr 1 mg, IV Left Leg
    12:41: Epi 1mg , IV Left Leg

    12:50: Paramedics contacted UCLA, and described the absence of life signs. Dr. Richelle Cooper (head of the UCLA Emergency Department) told the paramedics to consider terminating their resuscitation efforts.

    Dr. Murray said he would be responsible for further resuscitation efforts.

    13:07: Paramedics placed MJ in the ambulance, again attempted resuscitation w/o success:

    13:11: Epi 1 mg, IV Left Jug
    13:12: Atr 1 mg, IV Left Jug
    13:13: Bic 50, IV Left Jug

    13:13: Ambulance arrives at UCLA.

    13:15: Paramedics brought MJ into UCLA emergency room. Dr. Murray was present.

    MJ had no pulse, blood pressure, spontaneous respirations, or heart beat. He was
    given dopamine, epinephrine, atropine, vasopressin, and sodium bicarbonate, and his breathing was assisted by bagging with oxygen. He was not alert, his pupils were fixed and dilated, and he had no response to pain. Dr. Richelle Cooper, spoke to Dr. Murray. He told Dr. Cooper he had felt a pulse for Michael Jackson when he had discovered him not breathing.

    13:21: Staff at UCLA detected a weak femoral pulse and cardiac activity for MJ.

    13:33: He showed a weak ventricular rhythm. Dr. Cooper reported that when
    Michael Jackson was intubated with an endotrachial tube he had good breath sounds and “The initial cardiac rhythm appeared to be wide and slow in the 40s.

    13:52: He had a pulse of 53 beats per minute, with a MAE complex.

    14:05: Physicians inserted an intra aortic balloon pump to attempt resuscitation and obtain circulation with a spontaneous heart-beat. Once the pump was placed, his diastolic blood pressure went from 20 to 40 (sometimes to 60) mmHg. Despite these efforts, MJ did not regain a spontaneous pulse or heart-beat.

    Following failure of the balloon pump to restore circulation, and the lack of a heart-beat, pulse, or spontaneous respirations, MJ was pronounced dead at 14:26 hours or 2:26 p.m. on June 25, 2009.
  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    I was reading in our brother hoax-forum (.net) this same thread, and I saw they're talking about the thymus thing. I think it's important to clarify this, but I'm too shy to post there, lol. Oh, and I'm not saying the report is real or belonging to Michael.

    Anyway look guys, all the healthy babies born with a huge thymus.
    As we grow up, the thymus regress, gets atrophied. It becomes very tiny and it's replaced by adipose tissue, unremarkable of the rest of the adipose tissue. This happens in all healthy adults, you are not going to find the thymus.

    Look this page of the report: they black out all the things that doesn't belong to an adult male body: Uterus, Ovary, Tubes, and Thymus.

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  • HazzelyHazzely Posts: 1,443
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  • suspicious mindsuspicious mind Posts: 5,984
    forgive my laziness but can anyone who has read the report tell me if it mentions an umbilical hernia? as you can see one in you are not alone vid. also anyone notice any other pics with this showing? <!-- s:oops: -->:oops:<!-- s:oops: -->
  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    I decided to keep reading this.
    It's mentioned that the victim remained unresponsive to the CPR/ACLS efforts & his pupils were fixed & dilated, however there's no indication as when the EMT noticed his pupils. We've all heard the rumors circulating about Murray finding Michael with his eyes open. If his eyes were open did Murray close them before the EMT arrive? Did the EMT notice dilation of his pupils after the CPR/ACLS efforts or upon arrival?

    In the timeline we’ve got, they described Michael’s complete condition (including his pupils) as soon as they were at Michael’s bedside. They do this several times remarking his condition remained the same way.

    I bet they check this out upon arrival, right?.
  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    Also I was wondering, how long (approx) can one person (alone, w/o any help) perform “effective CPR” before getting exhausted?

    Murray said he started performing CPR on the bed, from 10:52 to 12:26. He was alone, and he interrupted it several times for:

    1-Calling by phone to M. Williams;
    2-Go down stairs to the kitchen, asked K. Chase to send Prince to Michael’s bedside;
    3- Clean up the room and asking A. Alvarez to hide Propofol.

    How could it have been “efective” CPR? You know, 1:30 h of CPR, Dr. Murray alone, on the bed, with all these interruptions... Murray doesn't make sense.


    Oh, and what should we assume/what do you believe was the way Dr. Murray assisted Michael’s breathing before Paramedics intubated him?
  • HazzelyHazzely Posts: 1,443
    Just found this article.. ???

    Michael Jackson's heart attack was 'kept secret', claims singer's friend
    By Andrew Gregory 31/08/2009

    Michael Jackson’s fatal heart attack was kept secret for three hours in a bid to cover-up the real cause of his death, it was claimed yesterday.

    It is also believed the King of Pop’s dead body was then moved to his bedroom so police would think he killed himself with a fatal dose of the drug Propofol.

    The coroner has ruled Jackson was a victim of homicide after the strong sedative caused his cardiac arrest.

    And police are investigating whether his private doctor Conrad Murray is to blame for the death.

    Dr Steven Hoefflin, a friend of the singer, revealed the latest twist after speaking to medics involved in Jackson’s case.

    He confirmed: “They say he had lividity, which means his blood had already sunk to the back of his body.

    “This indicates Michael’s heart had stopped hours earlier.”

    Experts at the coroner’s office also reportedly believe Jackson was moved after his heart attack as they discovered disruptions in the pattern of “livor mortis” on his body.

    Purple marks show where blood has settled in a lifeless body, which usually takes at least five hours to become apparent. Forensic pathologist Dr Cyril Wecht, not involved in the Jackson case, said: “If someone carried the body from one room to another, the livor would be ‘broken’ where contact with the body was made.

    “If one person held his ankles and the other held him under his arms, there would be corresponding white interruptions of livor mortis in those spots.”

    Retired FBI special agent Ted Gunderson, who has independently monitored the case, said the new evidence pointed to a “massive cover-up” by Murray.

    He asked: “Did Murray try to fool people into thinking Jackson died on the way to hospital in the hope an autopsy could be avoided? If so, it didn’t work, which is why he had to confess to administering Propofol.” Murray, 56, denies mistreating Jackson.

    He admitted dosing him with the anaesthetic to help him sleep but has said he did nothing wrong.

    Sources said his legal team fear he is being made the scapegoat and insist Jackson himself was responsible for the drugs in his body

    It is thought Murray will claim that Jackson killed himself with an accidental overdose by tampering with the machine controlling his drip, which was set to 25milligrams.
  • LadyMedicLadyMedic Posts: 169
    Also I was wondering, how long (approx) can one person (alone, w/o any help) perform “effective CPR” before getting exhausted?

    Murray said he started performing CPR on the bed, from 10:52 to 12:26. He was alone, and he interrupted it several times for:

    1-Calling by phone to M. Williams;
    2-Go down stairs to the kitchen, asked K. Chase to send Prince to Michael’s bedside;
    3- Clean up the room and asking A. Alvarez to hide Propofol.

    How could it have been “efective” CPR? You know, 1:30 h of CPR, Dr. Murray alone, on the bed, with all these interruptions... Murray doesn't make sense.


    Oh, and what should we assume/what do you believe was the way Dr. Murray assisted Michael’s breathing before Paramedics intubated him?
    Good point!! I never figured out what the exact time line was supposed to be. I find it hard to believe that Murray started CPR at 10:52 for numerous reasons, but I also think he's just trying to cover his butt by changing his story. And everything I read seems to say something different. But speaking from experience, CPR is RIDICULOUSLY exhausting. In my experience, effectiveness of compressions decreases within minutes. Even when you switch out and then switch back, you're still exhausted. Granted I've done compressions for 30 minutes straight before, but it is incredibly physically draining. Speed is what seems to be affected the most. You definitely slow down as you get more tired. But there is absolutely no way Murray performed CPR for an hour and 30 minutes before calling 911. Absolutely no way.

    I don't believe Murray ventilated Michael at all. He didn't have a BVM, and it's rare for people to put their mouths on someone else. However, you don't really need to breathe for a patient in cardiac arrest anymore. Just straight compressions works fine. Of course when I'm at work, I have a BVM and I do Healthcare Provider CPR (pulse checks, ventilation, etc.) But if I ever came across a code when I wasn't working, I'd be doing compressions only.
  • mjj29081958mjj29081958 Posts: 451
    Ok, got it. Thank you.

    Edit*
    Good point!! I never figured out what the exact time line was supposed to be. I find it hard to believe that Murray started CPR at 10:52 for numerous reasons...

    Gosh, you've got me intrigued... Do you wanna share it?...
  • VERY interesting, but in no way is this entirely accurate... let me explain
    the combination of drugs given to Michael was not fatal, as a matter of fact it is often customary to give a patient some oral benzodiazepines (depending on their heart condition) before administering Propofol to ease anxiety & pain!!!<
    The combination was not fatal of course, but being a coroner you should have noted that the official cause of death was "Acute Propofol Intoxication, In combination with other sedatives" Medically this simply means that an overdose of propofol was the cause of death, the other sedatives all having their own effect on the body, effectively made Michael unrevivable, this was only confirmed when Dr Murray when he injected 'Anexate' into Michael's system, this reversed the effects of a Benzodiazepine drug, in other words, Propofol, Valium, Versed and Ativan, the four major drugs found in Michael's system, only the amount administered could not reverse the effects of all 4 drugs.
    If Michael was using Propofol as they allegedly said for 6 week prior to June 25 every night, they would need a total of 75836.46 mg = 7583.65 ml = 7.58 liters of Propofol!!!!
    This is under the assumption that continual sedation was required for Michael to sleep, that is incorrect, Michael would not require full sedation to remain asleep.
    Keep in mind that the toxicology findings confirms that the amount of Propofol found in Michael’s body was equivalent to the amount required for general anesthesia, that means that there wasn’t excessive amount of Propofol in his body
    I have read this entire article, and this claim is so absurd that i feel like vomiting, the toxicology results found LETHAL amounts of propofol in Michael's body, and it clearly states that death was cause by ACUTE Propofol intoxication. The information provided in this section is highly fabricated and/or inaccurate.
    Another interesting thing is that Michael's California driver's license was used to identify the body, no finger printing [they did have his finger prints in system from the 2005 booking], no note of next of kin identifying the body.
    No fingerprinting??? most events from that day will remain under raps until the trial is finished, and with a drivers license confirming the identity of the body (as well as family members who DID visit the body) there was no need to take a finger print analysis.
    if Michael was asystole & his pupils were fixed & dilated there wouldn't be much point in working on him for 40 minutes before finally deciding to take him to the hospital. It doesn't make sense at all!
    In situations such as this, humans do some strange things, even if there is no point, EG: after JFK was shot, his wife climbed onto the back of the vehicle and grabbed a piece of his skull, she thought he could be "put back together"
    it would make much better sense for Murray to want to delegate the responsibility to someone else so that someone else could be in charge of decision making & calling the death. It doesn't make sense at all, if he knew Michael is dying & he's the physician on the scene, he must have wanted to relieve himself of any responsibility or suspicion, the best & the only logical way is to give total responsibility to the EMT personnel, so that in case things go wrong, there's less blame on him. But by assuming responsibility on the scene Murray is man with a target drawn on his back
    If my memory serves correct, he did exactly that, when paramedics were unable to revive Michael, he insisted on further treatment and then disappeared, hence giving the responsibility (temporarily) to UCLA medical center.
    Another interesting point is that the investigators confiscated most of the above listed medications & supplies on visits made few days after the alleged date of death. Anybody with access to that house could have tampered with the evidence, took items out & have left items inside the house! How are we to rely on these finding knowing that the house was not sealed as crime scene & many people had access to it?!
    Cases can take many days of collecting evidence from a scene, and the house was contained in its state for those days, therefore no further contamination of evidence, i don't see any issues with this as far as normality in a crime, but it is not text book.
    It is absolutely BIZARRE to have the body refrigerated with the ETT still in place. Because rigor mortis is going to happen & also the cold is going to stiffen the muscles & it will be hard to extract the tube. ALWAYS all the medical extensions must be removed from the body before refrigerating it & before the rigor mortis sets in, otherwise you're jeopardizing the autopsy & it's accuracy, because you will be damaging the tissues & organs
    Yes that is extremely bizarre! reason is, it didn't happen! those were the things observed on the examination at the hospital, not the morgue. Also rigor mortis is delayed (as well as all other decomposition processes) if a person's body is frozen.
    33- It is mentioned that the body was not clothed. This is very ambiguous, as earlier in the report, when the body was in the hospital it was mentioned that the deceased was wearing a hospital gown. It is common to submit all the deceased clothing to the coroner for investigation. I doubt Michael arrived to the hospital naked & I doubt they transferred his body to the coroner’s office naked.
    The clothing Michael had on (shirts etc) were cut away at his home during initial resuscitation efforts (this is standard practice) of course the details will not be known until after the trial has finished, and someone files a freedom of information request.
    1.- The cavity surrounding lungs contains minimal fluid & no adhesions. [lack of adhesion means that the body hasn’t started decomposing, but lack of fluids in the cavity means that lungs are healthy, this is a contradiction to the respiratory & lung analysis that is given later in the report, if lungs weren’t healthy, there would be plenty of fluid in the cavity]
    Yes that would be a contradiction... but the lungs were healthy, the only issue was an inflamed lung, which would not have caused significant fluid build up until later in decomposition.
    [This is one of the most bizarre statements made in this autopsy report. In all humans the right lung weighs more than the left lung, simply due to the position of human heart, which is in most humans on the left side. In few cases which are very rare, some people have their heart on their right side as opposed to the left side & hence their left lung weighs more than the right one. But there’s no mention of it on the cardiovascular analysis of the report nor anywhere else on the autopsy report that his heart was on his right side. So I don’t know really how to justify this outrageous statement by the coroner]
    In this stated context yes, but his inflamed lungs could have easily been a contributing factor in the weight problem.
    3- It is mentioned that the stomach contains 70 grams of dark fluid [alright why this fluid hasn’t been analyzed? What good is an autopsy if they’re going to live substances unknown & unanalyzed?!]
    It WAS analyzed, why do you say it wasn't?
    1- Left kidney weighs 120 grams & right kidney weighs 140 grams. [Although the numbers are well within the normal range, the issue is that in humans the left kidney is slightly bigger & heavier than the right kidney, here again we see a different pattern. Seems like the person who wrote this report had their left & right confused!]
    Once again the writer contradicts fact, number one, MJ had many genetic disorders, so the kidney's may be different and number two, depending on the foods eaten before death, one kidney may have more waste than the other.
    1- The lymph nodes in body are all small & normal [being small is a very good sign; it means that the body didn’t have any autoimmune problem. This is another bizarre statement by the coroner. It is a well known fact that Michael was suffering from Lupus. Lupus is an autoimmune disease. In Lupus the lymph nodes are enlarged because they have become over active.Therefore we can conclude that this body belongs to someone who wasn't suffering from any autoimmune disease. Stay tuned for my post on Lupus & Michael Jackson.]
    Michael was diagnosed with Lupus in 1988, and it was in REMISSION, which would mean normal size lymph nodes.
    The Thymus is not identified. [this report gets bizarre page by page, apparently the coroner was not able to find the thymus, so the dead body is missing his thymus. The thymus is a specialized organ of the immune system
    That is not bizarre at all, the Thymus begins Atrophy at the age of 13-14, and can be barely recognized by the age of 30.
    2- All the tissues covering the brain are intact & without hemorrhage [the deceased suffered from cardiac arrest, which means his brain was left without oxygen for a good while, so there must be some hemorrhage on the interior tissue, the tissue closest to the brain, but the coroner indicates that all tissues are spotless!!!!!]
    If there is a lack of oxygen (therefor a lack of blood) how on earth can a HEMORRHAGE occur? A cerebral Hemorrhage CANNOT be caused by a Cardiac Arrest, a Hemorrhage (for people who don't know) is a pool or leakage of blood inside the body.

    I would continue... but things get a little more out of hand, and even more inaccurate, as you can see, the autopsy and death of Michael Jackson was in the normal range, and there was nothing 'suspicious' about it. July is coming to an end, and in August i am hoping to see this site change from a hoax site, to a memorial site, to remember a great man we all lost. R.I.P Michael Jackson
  • MissGMissG Posts: 7,403
    Just found this article.. ???

    Michael Jackson's heart attack was 'kept secret', claims singer's friend
    By Andrew Gregory 31/08/2009

    Michael Jackson’s fatal heart attack was kept secret for three hours in a bid to cover-up the real cause of his death, it was claimed yesterday.

    It is also believed the King of Pop’s dead body was then moved to his bedroom so police would think he killed himself with a fatal dose of the drug Propofol.


    That would show in the AR. If I am not mistaken, once dead, if a body is moved, it will leave traces, like internal bleedings, the body marking of accumulated blood and bruises that are in the initial posture of death.I.E if he died on one side, the blood accumulates on that side. I have a problem expressing myself today.
  • @mjj_fan

    Are you still around? I've got a question for you (or whoever can help me out) about Brain swelling/ Brain Edema/ Cerebral edema (IDK what's the right name in english). It's gonna sound dumb and senseless, but I swear there's a "why" for the question, LOL.

    So, it's not like you keep on doing your stuff having cerebral edema, I mean, there's no thing such as "Chronic Cerebral Edema", it's always "Acute", right? (I'm talking about active and apparently healthy people going on with their everyday lifes, not patients in ICU, of course).

    To make it short, the 'brain swelling' that Neuropathology found is something the patient got Peri-Mortem, right?

    PS: This is not the question I've got, but I need to know this before I make it.

    Thank you very much! <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D -->
  • mjj_fanmjj_fan Posts: 311
    Hi
    Just log in , yeah there is No chronic cerebral edma,unless patient suffers hydocephalus which rarely runs a chronic course but not as alone -entity .
    cerebral edma is MOSTLY acute, 99% of the time ,cerebral edma can be a post matum finding too but in alive patient , presented with, projectile vomiting , severe headache etc etc.....

    baseline , he didnt suffer from cerebral edma , atleast in life, hope that helps take care .

    @ mj 291958
    P.s why you thought its a silly question ?not at all , you keep an open mind for any possibility and its great you know I think you must be brilliant student in the past !
  • ndrewndrew Posts: 1
    In the search at Carolwood almost 40 tubes of benoquin and hyrdoquinone were found. Common in the treatment of vitiligo. From what I have read about vitiligo and benoquin treatment - the treatment period usually lasts about 4 months. I can't remember where I read that someone was very concerned about getting those out of the house. Why if it's common treatment? Benoquin is PERMANENT in the 4 month treatment period. Is it necessary to continue treatment for over 15 years? Or did someone else need to become "paper white"? Any dermatologist out there that could comment?
  • Hi
    Just log in , yeah there is No chronic cerebral edma,unless patient suffers hydocephalus which rarely runs a chronic course but not as alone -entity .
    cerebral edma is MOSTLY acute, 99% of the time ,cerebral edma can be a post matum finding too but in alive patient , presented with, projectile vomiting , severe headache etc etc.....

    baseline , he didnt suffer from cerebral edma , atleast in life, hope that helps take care .

    @ mj 291958
    P.s why you thought its a silly question ?not at all , you keep an open mind for any possibility and its great you know I think you must be brilliant student in the past !

    I missed your reply, I'm sorry. There's no need for me to make you the question anymore, because you already answered it in your post! <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D --> Thank You! <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D -->
  • mjj_fanmjj_fan Posts: 311
    Some one from this forum paste a page to me from another forum what i had said about the original poster
    thankyou for opening my eyes . Let me make myself very clear i didnt try to debunk the report , I simply tried to point out few mistake he/she made because it was confusing everyone and among you were few members asking me my opinion about the original post , But it sadden me deeply how people judge someone , if some one would read the thread from the very beginning only then they will realise what i was trying to say , MY ONLY PURPOSE FOR WRITING THIS POST WAS TO LET YOU ALL KNOW THAT THE ORIGINAL POSTER WAS GIVING YOU FALSE HOPES by saying this report is FAKE,just because she consult from professior doesnt mean she is right , what about the person who has spent life with professiors and is in the medical field for years ? do you honestly think a layman can stand up and judge a physician by saying"" who is she and what is she ? I dont agree with what she said because it doesnt MAKE SENSE TO me " just because he/she didnt hear didnt read that FROM SOMEWHERE doesnt means things they dont make sense orthose things donot exist . DO SOME DECENT RESEARCH
    anyways I know some people are and will always be like that I can only feel sorry for them .instead of keeping an open mind they want to live in denial , good for them
    For rest of people thankyou for showing respect and love , I will miss some wonderful members I met .You are and will always be in my prayers . Godbless .
  • In the search at Carolwood almost 40 tubes of benoquin and hyrdoquinone were found. Common in the treatment of vitiligo. From what I have read about vitiligo and benoquin treatment - the treatment period usually lasts about 4 months. I can't remember where I read that someone was very concerned about getting those out of the house. Why if it's common treatment? Benoquin is PERMANENT in the 4 month treatment period. Is it necessary to continue treatment for over 15 years? Or did someone else need to become "paper white"? Any dermatologist out there that could comment?

    I have also read that this treatment is permanent.....don't know why those tubes are there???

    I have a question also about vitiligo. Everything I have read says it affects every pigment area of the body......including inside the mouth and hair color. The AR states the hair was brown. I have more than enough evidence/clues to know MJ is alive......I just find this interesting. Thoughts?

    Blessings Always
  • What about the blue feet?
    I did nor read that anywhere in the autopsy report...what would cause that?

    [if I missed the answer I'm sorry it is really late here]
  • paula-cpaula-c Posts: 7,221
    A person needs 7 to 8 hours of sleep for a daily to rest well,..as somebody is going to be receiving anesthesia during both time every day?,..madness.. <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
  • GraceGrace Posts: 2,864
    Yes Paula, and after having slept, a male body will have grown some millimeter of hairs that need a good shave... I did not see a single hair requiring a shave on the face on that "high noon" picture. That face looked more like a just bathed baby breast than "a man's half night not slept tired eyed worn out one-day bearded was in a pyjama but could not even get up myself to the restroom not to speak of the bathroom and feel so miserable like a forgotten goat"...

    I think I will reread the report just for curiosity reasons for what will jump into my eyes after all these months - an AR which was labeled a Coroner's Report only anyway so I doubt it ever would come close to any official AR. I have read an AR from our docs and that reads A LOT different.
    I think I will cry tears of laughter again about LaToya's male companion witnessing in a lobby how somebody pulled some hairs out - wasn't it 3 persons present as witnesses and a yellow and blue box? I don't want to sound too disrespectful, but that last page said it all for me.
    And wasn't it Craig Harvey, the chief assistant spokesperson of who was it ??? who tweeted about "three persons can keep a secret when two are dead"?
    So far I only saw two Michaels - but ok, maybe we should consider even three... <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
    I think the report was a masterpiece of ideas put into words.
  • Suzy7Suzy7 Posts: 314
    This thread is full of contradictions and is confusing.<br /><br />Just to elaborate, the autopsy report does not indicate within what hour(s) he had died. As the OP stated, this would completely change the charges placed upon Murray and all of the speculation wouldn't exist. Finding the time of death is a coroners job and it wasn't done, if it was, his charges could be first degree murder with a valid unquestionable timeline. The OP does make some valid points. <br /> <br />  Im not sure where someone got that Michaels lupus was is remission? I've never heard Dr. Klein state that, perhaps I've missed something. He did have an auto-immune disorder, period, whether it was in remission or not.<br />The autopsy photo clearly shows contradicting "findings" here. The coloring of the body and the wig (or weave) still attatched with no signs of baldness. Also, the positioning of the body; the coroners report says he was in a position that would have his head facing straight up(to the ceiling), in the photo it was up and to the right. His lips were red which contradicted the previous gurney photo in which they had flesh tone appearance. Oh, and the blue feet and hands happens because that is where the body loses circulation faster as they are farther away from the heart. <br /><br />
  • <img src="http://i.cdn.turner.com/dr/teg/tsg/release/sites/default/files/imagecache/750x970/documents/0208101jackson1.gif"><br /><br /><br />I couldnt find anywhere if this was discussed....<br /><br /><br />On the top of the report, notice it says "ACCIDENT/NATURAL???"<br /><br />Then we learn later it was ruled HOMICIDE? <br /><br /><br />So how can a report conclude accidental/natural then change to homicide?
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