MJs doctor could be nailed over paramedics report

Michael Jacksons personal doctor has new documents against his case that may help prosecutors put him behind bars over the stars death.

London, March 21 : Michael Jackson's personal doctor has new documents against his case that may help prosecutors put him behind bars over the star's death.

The Emergency Medical Service Report filled by the paramedics treating the King of Pop on the day he died appear to bring new accusations against Dr Conrad Murray, charged with involuntary manslaughter.

According to the official ambulance report, Murray did not inform paramedics that he had administered the singer a dose of Propofol, the anaesthetic drug that coroners ruled killed the King Of Pop, the News of the World reported.

A Jackson family friend said: "This is the clearest suggestion yet that Murray misled the paramedics. Why didn't he tell them about the Propofol? We are sick at what this report indicates."

News of the World GP Dr Hilary Jones said: "If the report is correct, it is clear Jackson was dead before the paramedics arrived. He was flat-lining (no heart activity) and there was no response to the resuscitation medicine. It's extraordinary that Dr Murray apparently didn't tell the paramedics exactly what drugs Jackson had been on hours earlier.

"It was his absolute duty to do so and the report suggests he failed. In my opinion Jackson died from respiratory depression - he was so deeply asleep he stopped breathing. And there was no justification for him using Propofol. It's just so bizarre that he should be using that to help him sleep.

"Dr Murray is nothing but a medically-qualified drug pusher."

ANI