According to a newly-released paramedic report, Dr. Conrad Murray did not tell EMTs at the scene of Michael Jackson’s death that he had administered Propofol to his patient.
The report stated that Dr. Murray told paramedics that he had given Michael a sedative called Lorazepam to help him to sleep, but that he never mentioned anything about Michael’s Propofol use. According to several sources, prosecutors will likely use this new information against Dr. Murray during his manslaughter trial, as the question now arises of whether the paramedics’ treatment of Michael could have been more successful had they been aware of all of the drugs present in his system.
















