Curry got it right on the spot.
The Los Angeles County coroner has ruled Michael Jackson’s death a homicide, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press, a finding that makes it more likely criminal charges will be filed against the doctor who was with the pop star when he died.
The coroner determined a fatal combination of drugs was given to Jackson hours before he died June 25 in his rented Los Angeles mansion, according to the official who spoke on condition of anonymity because the findings have not been publicly released. Forensic tests found the powerful anesthetic propofol acted together with at least two sedatives to cause Jackson’s death, the official said.
I’m sure he did die of way to many drugs. It was inevitable. I doubt if his parasite meant to kill him.
What kind of doctor would give an once accused pedophile an anesthetic (propofol) anyway? lock him up.
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#2, Michael was going to keep trying different doctors until he found one who was both broke and would do as he asked.
Or… is it a whaticide?
Even a blind squirrel can find a nut now and then.
Guilherme==its a bit weak to head a post with “Curry got it right on the spot.” What is the “spot?”
That MJ died?
That MJ was killed?
That MJ was killed by his Doctor?
At a minimum, you should link to what shows Curry’s spot.
Not that I care beyond the “form” of your contribution.
BFD
I thought Curry said it was death by EMP?
Close, but not quite on the spot.
The first time I and most of us heard it we suspected a drug overdose. Curry implied it was intentional because Jackson was worth more dead than alive (unfortunately true) and the estate (or whomever) could collect on his insurance and memorabilia.
This was negligent homicide and will be argued down to manslaughter. The same penalty as a drunk driving conviction.
Not murder, unbelieveable stupidity.
Lousy looking wig he had on for this pic.
#10–Ah Yea==thanks.
Guilherme==see?
Now if you did that on purpose, thats your decision. If you have “learned” that being “spot on” was incorrect, think about what it takes ((easily)) to be accurate AND THEN you still face a valid challenge to be clever==or whatever your goal might be.
I’d vote for implied child porn, but some here would object. I don’t like porn, I don’t like child porn, I do like the subtlety of implications.
#10 Its likely Curry likely nailed it 100%…nothing revealed has proved otherwise.
How you can declare him partly wrong, before all the facts are known, is odd.
His conclusions were based upon his knowledge of the industry, and thus far, have proved accurate.
Tell me how someone like Jackson hires such a quack doctor. You might call this doctor (Dr Death 2) Because it appears he administers drugs that kill you. My question still would be, how did Jackson end up using these type of drugs instead of the many sleep aids that can be used?
#13–”How you can declare him partly wrong, before all the facts are known, is odd.” /// The point made by Ah Yea that you somehow make the core of your argument just to be argumentative, and then miss just to be illogical, is before all the facts are known, how can Curry be claimed to have been “spot on?”
#14–jescott==(are there really 417 other versions of you?) nice compilation of inane questions.
Tell me how someone like Jackson hires such a quack doctor. /// Money.
You might call this doctor (Dr Death 2) Because it appears he administers drugs that kill you. /// All drugs kill you, especially pain killers and anesthetics.
My question still would be, how did Jackson end up using these type of drugs instead of the many sleep aids that can be used? /// Built up tolerance.
Next up, why is sugar sweet and why do we like it so much?
#1 Involutary manslaughter then?
#3 Great. Next time, keep it to yourself.
#10 Well, this would be argued as negligent manslaughter. The doctor knew that combination was lethal, so there’s responsibility.
#14 Because you can get to a point that you a) think you know more than anyone else and b) you know what you want and feel entitled to get it and won’t rest until you find someone that accomodates.
Add to that a person with severe personality disorders, with no childhood and that the only way to get the attention he once had (or, in this case, the kind of attention he thinks he needs) was to pay people to be around.
Death by doctor. A commonly misdiagnosed form of mortality.
#15, Bobbo, who asks too many hard questions,
Next up, why is sugar sweet and why do we like it so much?
My best answer would be because it tastes like my wife’s kisses and I love my wife’s kisses.
Is mercy killing a homicide?
MJ may be worth more dead than alive, but he’s barely more dead now that he was before.