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Powerful sedative, propofol, within 24 hours of his death. propofol is usually administered through an iv drip and produces such a comatose state, it isn't supposed to be used outside a hospital setting. in august, dr. murray makes his first public comments since his star patient's death. >> i have done all i could do. i told the truth, and i have faith the truth will prevail. >> reporter: according to the police affidavit, conrad murray told detectives he had been treating michael jackson for insomnia for weeks. he said he tried lots of other drugs but that the pop star demanded propofol. on ...

Involuntary manslaughter. he pleads not guilty. >> dr. murray did not cause the death of michael jackson. >> reporter: that would be up to a jury to decide. in september 2011, more than two years after michael jackson's death, conrad murray goes to trial. jackson's former head of logistics testifies murray was hiding vials at the home before paramedics arrived. >> he reached over, grabbed a handful of vials, then reached out to me and said here, put these in a bag. >> reporter: murray's own iphone recording of jackson from may 10th, 2009, was played in court. jackson sounds wasted and is slurr...

Side effect. >> you are talking about dr. arnie kline, who did not testify at the trial, and i know that's part of your appeal which i want to talk to you about after the break. but you said you didn't know that michael jackson was taking other drugs. there were prescription bottles all around his bed from other doctors, and i think any outside observer who didn't even have any medical access to michael jackson could have probably told you -- i mean, anybody looking at michael jackson over the years could probably tell you he was doing something. you're saying you had no clue he was taking oth...

Take a hand swab to be able to test it for gun residue. we don't know the results of those tests and what it might mean, but the attorney stresses to us that he did this voluntarily by his own and fully cooperated, because this man says, he says, has nothing to hide. >> ed, i appreciate that reporting. again, we will talk to a district attorney in texas in another county who says that law enforcement in texas is under attack tonight. they are beefing up security. we will talk to him about who he thinks may be behind some of these shootings. gary tuchman joins us shortly with another new angle,...

>> how likely do you think it is that you can get your medical license back? >> anderson, i pray that, you know, hopefully there will be justice in this case because so far, i have only encountered injustice, and if i would prevail in my appeal and given another chance, i will do my utmost to set this aside and hopefully get back on the track where i will continue to help. remember i practiced for more than 20 years, anderson. i never had a public reprimand, never had a medical board warning in all the licensed states, never had litigation brought against me, nor medical malpractice lawsuits a...