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Conrad Murray

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Sep 24, 2026

Jesse WeberHOST
13:08
100%, definitely premature, but this is something that I have to be thinking about when I'm looking at the reporting at TMZ and there are people close to him are saying this doctor should be prosecuted and maybe there is no criminal charge or criminal liability.
Jesse WeberHOST
13:20
I guess one of the things as I was thinking about it, you put the Matthew Perry case to the side where the two doctors were charged, What about the Michael Jackson case, right? Conrad Murray found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for administering what was a lethal dose of this drug propofol to the pop star.
Jesse WeberHOST
13:36
You know, I guess that's a reckless standard, right? So you would have to show that this prescription, this administering this drug went beyond what was necessary, went beyond what the science told them to do, right?
Mark GeragosGUEST
13:52
Correct.
Mark GeragosGUEST
13:52
And in Conrad Murray's case, remember, you had a medical professional and a lot of testimony on behalf of the prosecution that the setting itself, meaning at home or in the home, non-hospital setting was below the standard of care to such a degree that it supplied the criminal intent that you would need.
Mark GeragosGUEST
14:16
Here you've got a situation that's almost the polar opposite of that.
Mark GeragosGUEST
14:20
So absent some other facts that really are going to trigger somebody to say, hey, that's just way outside of what acceptable medical care is.
CameronHOST
70:56
I know Conrad preserved-
Patrick DoranHOST
70:57
Conrad, do you, you think that Conrad Murray pickled Michael Jackson?
CameronHOST
71:00
I don't know who did it.
CameronHOST
71:01
I'm not gonna point fingers or name names besides the name Michael Jackson.
Patrick DoranHOST
71:04
Well, where do we put Conrad Murray on here?
CameronHOST
71:06
You know, to be honest, I don't know who that is.
Patrick DoranHOST
71:07
The doctor who-
CameronHOST
71:09
... no.
Drew LaneHOST
57:18
Sounds like this
Marc FellhauerHOST
57:19
sober coach is Conrad Murray.
Drew LaneHOST
57:22
Yeah, I would say the sober coach and the sober house should be out of business.
Drew LaneHOST
57:25
Yeah.
Young HawkGUEST
59:10
But yeah, man, I was, I was locked up with Suge.
Young HawkGUEST
59:12
I seen Conrad Murray.
Young HawkGUEST
59:14
I was locked up with that motherfucker.
Cam CaponeHOST
59:16
Oh, oh, oh, the...
Young HawkGUEST
59:21
Yeah.
Young HawkGUEST
59:23
Yeah.
Young HawkGUEST
59:23
I was locked up with Conrad Murray when he was fighting his case.
Cam CaponeHOST
59:27
Conrad Murray, who's that? That's the guy-
Dani MercyHOST
24:42
This happens all the time.
Dani MercyHOST
24:44
Many people have drawn direct comparisons to the medical pipelines involved in the deaths of Michael Jackson, Dr. Conrad Murray, and the drug propofol.
Dani MercyHOST
24:52
Prince, the fentanyl-laced counterfeit pharmaceuticals, and Elvis Presley, Dr. George Nikopoulos, who prescribed the 14 different drugs, including codeine, dimerol, quaaludes, and valium, found to have significant levels in his system that the medical examiner, Dr. Jerry Francisco, claimed played no role in his cardiac arrhythmia.
Dani MercyHOST
25:13
Imagine that.
Jason BeckermanHOST
1:28
A little bit different situation to Michael Jackson.
Jason BeckermanHOST
1:29
You had Conor Murray, who was his physician, also prosecuted.
Jason BeckermanHOST
1:33
And then in the investigation into Prince's death back in 2016, huge investigations into the pharmacies that had released the drugs to him and into the individual doctors who had prescribed the drugs for him.
Derek KaufmanHOST
1:43
That's right.
Matt FiddesGUEST
62:59
To this day, we don't know where the hell it's gone.
Matt FiddesGUEST
63:02
So no one knows at night what happened other than Dr. Conrad Murray and Michael Jackson.
Matt FiddesGUEST
63:08
So it's hard for me to say it, but my friend has to take some of the blame here.
Matt FiddesGUEST
63:13
He knew what he was dicing with his life.
Matt FiddesGUEST
64:28
And we were represented in Australia by the same showbiz agent.
Matt FiddesGUEST
64:34
And the agent said, listen, this doctor wants to speak to you and get his point across.
Matt FiddesGUEST
64:37
So I did a three-way call, myself, Dr. Conrad Murray, and my manager, Max Markson.
Matt FiddesGUEST
64:44
And I gave the doctor a hard time about what went on that night.
Chris WinterHOST
38:31
But looking at Michael Jackson, the poor guy was being prescribed all kinds of medications and eventually was given propofol.
Chris WinterHOST
38:38
This was what Conrad Murray was giving him that eventually killed him because none of the other drugs worked.
Chris WinterHOST
38:44
We've been in that before.
Chris WinterHOST
38:45
Heath Ledger passed away in 2008.
MaggieHOST
30:55
And he had this physician as he was training and like, like, you know, rehearsing, putting the shows together.
MaggieHOST
31:01
There was a physician that was brought onto his team named Conrad Murray that was giving him things like propofol and things that like are not sleep aids, but they, could work as a sleep aid because it just knocks you the fuck out so it kind of like dangerous drug stuff is going on now a little bit overdosey the way that the doctor said that it went down he said he dosed him to like help him sleep he walked out to do something and he came back in and he had no pulse and or his pulse was very very weak and he wasn't breathing um and so they tried to revive him that was at like 12 o'clock i had I would think it takes forever for celebrities to get to the hospital when they're dying.
MaggieHOST
31:44
Like Lady Diana sat in the tunnel for like four hours or something ridiculous.
MaggieHOST
31:48
But like, so this is another, you'd think that he would get just immediate fucking attention being who he was.
MaggieHOST
34:18
And so I can see that just the Leo there stands out to me, but otherwise maybe it's just like the sweet relief of, he gets to he doesn't have to face all the scrutiny anymore you know like the daily scrutiny being in the sixth house
MellieHOST
34:33
yeah he was at home when he was at home i did find my timeline
MaggieHOST
34:38
i just think this is nuts it's record this is from the court case at 10 40 mj was awake at 10 42 conrad murray walked back into the room and he wasn't breathing he made several private phone calls on his cell phone during this time and then at 12 21 the security card called 9-1-1 And it's just like, why? What? That does not compute in my brain.
MaggieHOST
35:00
At 1.14, an ambulance arrives.
TimHOST
31:38
in 1984.
TimHOST
31:39
Dr. Conrad Murray, American hero.
ChristineGUEST
31:42
Oh, my gosh.
ChristineGUEST
31:43
I
TomHOST
31:44
think Dr. Conrad Murray just put him to sleep.
TomHOST
31:46
I
ChristineGUEST
31:46
have a lot to say about propofol.

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