Flanagan QUITS on Murray

Quenchmydesire_MJ · January 2013

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hesouttamylife · January 2013

:WTF: All I get from this link is some sexual trash

MJonmind · January 2013

Translation:

MICHAEL JACKSON-DOCTOR Murray's lawyer throws down the towel Conrad Murray, the former personal physician of Michael Jackson stands there without a lawyer. His lawyer lays down the mandate because of a dispute with a business partner.

I guess we'll have to see if other sites report it too.

wishingstar · January 2013

LOL...never thought I'd see the day I'd be waiting for TMZ to post anything.....as in I trust them more...OMGosh, I have lost my mind!!!! :affraid:

Australian MJ BeLIEver · January 2013

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 LOL...never thought I'd see the day I'd be waiting for TMZ to post anything.....as in I trust them more...OMGosh, I have lost my mind!!!! :affraid:

LOL true. +1

paula-c · January 2013

Conrad Murray Dumped By Attorney Michael Flanagan Following Jailhouse Altercation With Legal Team

Just one week after Michael Flanagan got into a heated jailhouse altercation with Valerie Wass, his fellow attorney and co-counsel, he has announced his intention to no longer represent their client, Conrad Murray, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. “Flanagan will inform Murray during his next jailhouse visit that he will no longer be representing him,” a source tells Radar. “Michael had been representing Murray in his fight against the California Medical Board to get his medical license reinstated. PHOTOS: Michael Jackson Through The Years “Michael had been assisting Wass, who is Murray’s appellate attorney, but wasn’t formally on record. Michael has already formally notified Wass in writing that he’s quitting and will give Conrad referrals for other attorneys who may be able to assist him.” The two attorneys, along with Flanagan’s son, were involved in a physical and verbal altercation at the Men’s Central Jail in Los Angeles last week as they were visiting Murray. Wass subsequently filed a police report alleging Flanagan’s son pushed her. A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Spokesperson said it was a “very minor altercation” but that there would be an investigation in to the matter. PHOTOS: Stage Shots of Michael Jackson Performing Meanwhile, as RadarOnline.com previously reported, Murray’s baby mama, Nicole Alvarez, recently sold a sobbing voicemail message that the convicted felon left for her from jail, to a website so she could pay her rent In the voicemail, a highly emotional Murray can be heard sobbing as he complains about the hardship of life behind bars. PHOTOS: The Jackson Family Arrives To Dr. Conrad Murray’s Trial “I can’t sleep now, it’s very hard, I’m in constant pain,” he bemoans. “Can someone please help me? I can’t use my hands anymore, I have no more use of my arms.” Murray is currently appealing his four year involuntary manslaughter sentence for the death of his patient Michael Jackson. EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Inside Michael Jackson’s Mansion On The Day Of His Death The disgraced former cardiologist, “is ever so hopeful that his appeal will be successful, and he will be let out of jail early on bail while his appeal is heard,” an insider previously told Radar. However, the chances of Murray being let out early “are really slim to none. Murray has been deemed a flight risk, and he has been denied several times before during the appellate process to be released,” a law enforcement revealed.

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Andrea · February 2013

Strange that the article kept referring to Flanagan as "Michael" when they referred to Valerie Wass as "Wass" and Conrad Murray as "Murray."

RK · February 2013

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 Strange that the article kept referring to Flanagan as "Michael" when they referred to Valerie Wass as "Wass" and Conrad Murray as "Murray."

Yeah...first thought I had also.

Adi · February 2013

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 Strange that the article kept referring to Flanagan as "Michael" when they referred to Valerie Wass as "Wass" and Conrad Murray as "Murray."

Michael Was(s) Murray :icon_lol: :icon_albino:

Andrea · February 2013

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 Strange that the article kept referring to Flanagan as "Michael" when they referred to Valerie Wass as "Wass" and Conrad Murray as "Murray." 

 Michael Was(s) Murray :icon_lol: :icon_albino:

:icon_lol: Thanks for the laugh Adi, good one!

MJonmind · February 2013

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 Strange that the article kept referring to Flanagan as "Michael" when they referred to Valerie Wass as "Wass" and Conrad Murray as "Murray." 

 Michael Was(s) Murray :icon_lol: :icon_albino:

Good one! Murray can’t use his hands anymore.

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Adi · February 2013

:icon_mrgreen: :smiley_abuv:

bonnie2013 · February 2013

Mr. Conrad Murray whining in a voicemail about his arms & legs being damaged and cannot be used. Yet, he's holding a phone. You have to love the irony.

JesusLover05 · February 2013

There is a reason why God allowed Flanagan not to be Conrad Murray's lawyer. Maybe it is because God wants to give Murray a lawyer that is better than Flanagan. Possibly a lawyer whose worked with cases of mistaken identity. That is just my opinion anyways. If Michael Joe Jackson wants to come back, his death case would have to be proven to be a case of mistaken identity. The involuntary manslaughter case was against Conrad Murray, not against Michael Jackson. Conrad Murray was obviously guilty for killing someone who was mistakenly identified as Michael Joseph Jackson on June 25, 2009.

bec · February 2013

Murray was found guilty of manslaughtering an alleged victim on an alleged date of an alleged incident.

Faithad777@gmail.com · February 2013

@bec, if you add all those "aleged" (s) together, you get Murray was found ""alleged" (ly) guilty of..........LOL

blankie · February 2013

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 LOL...never thought I'd see the day I'd be waiting for TMZ to post anything.....as in I trust them more...OMGosh, I have lost my mind!!!! :affraid: 

 LOL true. +1

:icon_lol: +2

everlastinglove_MJ · February 2013

I wouldn't be surprised if Michael Flanagan will go to court to file a lawsuit against Chernoff or the Murray defence team based on law errors which might lead to a retrial in which the defense would then seek to put Murray on the stand. :judge-smiley: The 'KEY' on the stand :icon_e_wink: that could be interesting. TS' redirect of 22 January on the court updates about the appeal in March could be a hint that there can be changes. How will this saga will continue to unfold....... (where's my popcorn :icon_geek:) /> />

If the verdict were to be reversed on grounds of an error of law by the court or over an issue of admissibility of evidence or flawed jury instructions, leading to a retrial, the defense would then seek to put Murray on the stand, Flanagan said. Wass, who is working on an appeal for Murray, suggested that jurors might have been influenced by information they inadvertently saw about the case through social media that they were allowed access to during the trial.

MJonmind · February 2013

Everlasting, thanks for all the good links! Just wondering if there could be a parallel between Murray wishing he had testified at his trial to help pursuade the jury to give him a not guilty verdict-- blaming his lawyer Chernoff for urging him to not testify; and Michael wishing he had not listened to his lawyers urging him to pay off the Chandlers in 93, which led to the public's distrust of his innocence after even the 2005 trial proclaimed him not guilty. Does anybody here believe the drama between Chernoff and Flannigan is true? In the docu Flannigan says, FU to Chernoff in front of the camera, and it all seems staged, but maybe I'm over hoaxed.

Australian MJ BeLIEver · February 2013

[Murray was found guilty of manslaughtering an alleged victim on an alleged date of an alleged incident.

And what a damn joke, that the world (primarily MJ fans) not only watch on, but are ok and in fact happy that he is incarcerated for an alleged murder on an alleged victim. We have an appauling brand of so called 'criminal justice' amongst the judical system thesedays (NB: Don't worry, I don't believe CM is in prison. :icon_e_wink: ) All too common a scenario of African Americans in court if you ask me. Make ya sick. :icon_e_sad:

MJonmind · February 2013

Yep!

02/08/2005 Jackson Comforted By To Kill A Mockingbird Movie More Sharing Services MICHAEL JACKSON kept his spirits up during his recent child molestation trial by watching movie classic TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. Jackson's movie making pal BRYAN MICHAEL STOLLER insisted the film would help to cheer his friend up, despite its dark subject matter and the fact the storyline aped his own real-life problems. Stoller tells MTV NEWS, "It's his favourite movie. He has an actual 35-millimetre print of the movie. "I said to him one day, 'You're living To Kill a Mockingbird right now - it was all about a black man who was on trial. And you're innocent. It was just really weird that was his favourite film even before these allegations happened." http://www.contactmusic.com/news-article/jackson-comforted-by-to-kill-a-mockingbird-movie

RK · February 2013

Bye bye Flanny and hello Valerie...... From Justice Project...

02/04/2013 Letter sent to: Trial counsel J. Michael Flanagan: The court has read and considered appellate counsel Valerie Wass's January 30, 2013 motion for an order requiring you to turn over Mr. Murray's trial file and for you to respond to appellate counsel's questions in regard to the appeal. The court invites you to serve and file a response to appellant's motion on or before February 14, 2013. [cc'd Valerie Wass and DAG Victoria Wilson] 02/05/2013 Request filed to: Appellant's request to file a reply within three days to J. Michael Flanagan's response to appellant's motion for Mr. Flanagan to provide a copy of his trial file to appellate counsel and to respond to appellate counsel's questions in regard to the appeal. E-filed.

MJonmind · April 2013

Well, since Andrea restarted a thread on Murray's appeal, I thought it should be mentioned about the relationship between Flanagan and Wass. Seems it was once steamy! /> :argue: :thjajaja121:

wishingstar · April 2013

Yeah, I am still trying to digest this "affair".....this is turning into such a soap opera. Classic. She's the "sacrificial lamb" ha? Much like Michael was the sacrificial lamb for the media all those years. I have to admit.....it's a twist I did not see coming. I am just going to sit back, and keep tuned in........I have a feeling there's much more. Thanks for posting this article, MJonmind. It's unbelievably believable! Blessings

everlastinglove_MJ · April 2013

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 Well, since Andrea restarted a thread on Murray's appeal, I thought it should be mentioned about the relationship between Flanagan and Wass. Seems it was once steamy! http://altadena.patch.com/articles/conrad-murray-michael-jackson-pasadena-attorneys-courthouse-altadena-valerie-wass-michael-flanagan :argue: :thjajaja121:

Oh :icon_mrgreen: another lawsuit! because it's getting a personal vendetta it seems that Murray has a key role in this case. /> Drama!

Murray, who witnessed the January incident between his attorneys, issued a strong statement of support for Wass in his call from jail. “In recent weeks, I became keenly aware that a slew of disparaging remarks and personal information about my appellate attorney, Valerie Wass, were unjustly released to the media and the public,” Murray said. “Because of this injustice, I am impelled to stand up for this woman, for whom I have the utmost respect and confidence.” Wass completed work on the appeal even though “with the blink of an eye, all of her promised assistance vanished; they abandoned ship,” Murray said. Responding to CNN on Sunday, Flanagan said he had no comment. “Although she needed help, she did not quit, did not jump ship, nor did she succumb to pressure while others abdicated their responsibilities,” he said. “She held steadfastly to her professional and moral conduct, which was bolstered by her amazing mettle of mind and spirit.” Murray said Wass “stood up for me amidst a most arduous and challenging series of obstacles, and whose loyalty remains indisputable. It is my belief that she took a personal hit for me, and I want to let her know that I’ll forever be grateful.”

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blankie · April 2013

@ ; everlastinglove it seems that Murray has a key role in this case. :icon_razz: Without a doubt.... :icon_e_wink:

Flanagan QUITS on Murray

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