all i want to say is they don t really care about us i said, all right, love you. me goes, love you more, see you tomorrow. and then tomorrow never came. we have a gentleman here that needs help and he s not breathing. right then i knew something was terribly wrong. i said, janet, is he dead? she said, he s gone. he was malnourished. he had multiple needle marks on him. some would say he was addicted in some way. when people leave this show, when people leave my show michael was in that state, in that bed because of the drugs administered by conrad murray. your honor, i m an innocent man. conrad murray abandoned michael when he needed help. that s when i realized he was no longer on the phone. when dr. murray left the room, michael jackson self-administered a dose of propofol that with the lorazepam created a perfect storm don tonight, a special investigation into the final days of michael jackson s life. more than two years after t
tonight, a special investigation into the final days of michael jackson s life. more than two years after the death of michael jackson, the manslaughter trial against conrad murray finally got underway in this courthouse. during the trial we heard from the people with jackson the final hours of his life. as the sun rose above los angeles s famed hills. the entertainer began the morning doing what he loved, preparing for a show. now do it slow. he and i would start about noon, 1:00 at his home. we would dance a few hours and stretch. you have to have a full attitude, have you a half attitude. do the full one. michael choreographer. we were on a journey with michael that was going to return him to the stage that he loved so much. we were eight days away from leaving for london. the stage is where michael was most at ease. on stage, there was no one better. since age 5, he had electrified audiences with hit songs around the world. and the world appeared rea
pretty prominently in this trial. the prosecutors saying that the actions of dr. conrad murray left them without a father, al. kristen dahlgren, thank you for your reporting this evening. joining me now, brian oxman who represents the jacksons over the last 25 years. he served as joe jackson s attorney in the wrongful death case. and torray, msnbc contributor. brian, let s start with you. some of us that have been close to the family, i was in the house with the three children and mrs. jackson right after his death leading into the funeral and all. and many of us felt that this doctor and those that may have had knowledge were getting off light and was hoping that even this would stick. has justice been served tonight, mr. oxman? reverend, i feel very empty by this verdict. i don t think that justice is
concert promoter aeg live. he filed a 169-page complaint against the company with the california medical board. cnn obtained a copy of it. you say at the heart of it is money. money is at the heart of this thing. michael jackson died because of people s greed. let there be no mistake about it. attorney brian oxman is representing joe jackson. his complaint accuses aeg of hiring dr. murray and demanding that he medicate michael and provide him with dangerous medical services. they hired a doctor. they directed and controlled the doctor. they promised the doctor medical equipment. the complaint alleges aeg threatened to pull the plug on jackson s tour unless he followed dr. murray s instructions. you claim that during the last weeks of his life, michael
california medical board. cnn obtained a copy of it. you say at the heart of it is money. money is at the heart of this thing. michael jackson died because of people s greed. let there be no mistake about it. attorney brian oxman is representing joe jackson. his complaint accuses aeg of hiring dr. murray and demanding that he medicate michael and provide him with dangerous medical services. they hired a doctor. they directed and controlled the doctor. they promised the doctor medical equipment. the complaint alleges aeg threatened to pull the plug on jackson s tour unless he followed dr. murray s