Michael Jackson Fans Want a Guilty Verdict

Friday the 4th of November 2011 left many on edge as the jury deliberated, by the end of the day no verdict was reached. Reporters are following the case closely, a verdict is expected sometime next week.

Outside the court house things seemed to get a bit tense, Jackson supporters chanted "guilty" and at times words and opinions where exchanged with Murray supporters. HLN has done an excellent job of keeping the public informed about the trial, it is one of the only media channels that I am aware of that has aired the Jackson Death Trial from day one. Each day viewers could go inside the court and hear the case from their homes. This is an important case, not only because a man died while in the care of his personal doctor.

What Conrad Murray did is outrageous, unethical and disgusting. After carefully watching and listening to opening statements, witness testimonies, seeing and hearing all of the evidence presented by both the prosecutor and defense I am convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that Conrad Murray caused Michael Jackson's death. Murray is guilty as charged, if this person is found not guilty by the jury it will be a grave injustice.

1. Murray was stock piling a drug, that he ordered and had delivered to his girlfriends apartment, in Michael Jackson's home.

2. Murray was giving Michael Jackson Propofol every night for months by drip, a powerful drug that is given by trained anesthesia professionals in a controlled environment. Do you really believe that on the day Michael Jackson died it just so happened to be the one day that Murray did not use a drip?

3. Murray was more worried about covering his tracks than saving his patients life; he willingly and knowingly chose to put off calling 911 until he thought his "evidence" was hidden. That is simply cruel, Conrad Murray stood by and let Michael die! He should have been charged with murder.

4. Murray has lied and manipulated facts to save his own back-side.

5. Murray is a doctor and he provided all the drugs that Michael had access to, then he blamed his patient; none of the drugs would have been in the home if Murray had not brought them in.

This case is not about how he treated his prior patients, it's not about how much they adore him, and it is not about who he was bedding. It does not matter how many lives he saved in the past, that has no bearing on the treatment he provided for Michael Jackson and how that patient died while in Murray's care.

As we await the juries verdict we can only hope that there will be justice for Michael Jackson.