Conrad Robert Murray

Police investigating Michael Jackson's death looked into his medical treatment Friday, seeking to interview one of the pop king's doctors and seizing a car that they said may contain drugs or other evidence.As medical examiners began an autopsy on Jackson, police towed a BMW from rented home "because it may contain medications or other evidence that may assist the coroner in determining the cause of death," police spokeswoman Karen Rayner said.She said the car belongs to one of Jackson's...Read Full Story

Dr Conrad Robert Murray's car has been impounded by police. All over the world, fans are grieving the loss of pop icon Michael Jackson.  And in the meantime, police are trying to get to the bottom of his sudden death by cardiac arrest.  One person who might hold a few clues about that mystery is Doctor Conrad Robert Murray, one of Michael Jackson's attending docs.Police interviewed Murray but have not released information about that discussion. They also impounded Murray's car, raising...Read Full Story

A 911 caller from Michael Jackson's home says he wasn't breathing or responding to efforts to revive him.The Los Angeles Fire Department released the 911 call Friday.The caller reported that Jackson was on a bed, he wasn't breathing and wasn't responding to CPR.The unidentified caller said Jackson only was with his personal doctor at the time.Jackson was pronounced dead later Thursday at UCLA Medical Center.Los Angeles County coroner's Lt. Brian Elias says an autopsy began shortly after 9 a.m...Read Full Story

A newspaper reports the doctor whose car was towed from Michael Jackson's house is a cardiologist who practices in California, Nevada and Texas.A woman who answered the phone Friday at Dr. Conrad C. Murray's clinic in Houston confirmed to The Associated Press that Murray was Jackson's cardiologist. The woman, who refused to give her name, would not confirm the Los Angeles Times report that Murray was performing CPR on Jackson when paramedics arrived at the entertainer's home Thursday.The...Read Full Story

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