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http://www.mjjcommunity.com/forum/threads/120004-Murray-Interview-amp-Documentary-Full-Transcripts-so-you-don-t-have-to-watch-it?p=3533716#post3533716http://www.twitlonger.com/show/e3uvkaNote: I'm doing this summaries from a low quality recording. There are parts that I can't understand and there are parts I could be wrong.
Transcript of the documentary Part 1(video of Chernoff opening statement)
(voice over) During his opening statement Ed Chernoff Murray's lead attorney dramaticaly introduced the idea that Michael Jackson took the fatal dose of the drugs Propofol and Lorazepam himself.
Chernoff: What it's gonna say is Michael Jackson killed Micheal Jackson because he was such a ...
Unidentified male : It looked like..
Chernoff: that would look like I was going after Jackson. I need to play..
Unidentified male: I think the whole notion that you laid out with Lorazepam that killed him, I think it went whoosh
Chernoff: It was surprise. They didn't know this.
Unidentified male: So is it okay to go around media and say "you do hear what happened right? You hear what the defense theory is?". Is that cool to do it?
Unidentified male (on phone) : I told you there was a surprise today. Go over the opening of .. our opening statement. you'll know what killed him and it wasn't propofol.
(voice over) From the offset the defense has struggled to get their message across to a hostile media.
Chernoff: The way the media is running this is like as if Dr. Murray came from hell up to earth for the specific purpose of killing Michael Jackson.
(voice over) Conrad Murray's relationship with Jackson began 5 years ago. One of Jackson's security team recommended Dr. Murray - the doctor who saved his father's life. He made a house call to the singer's mansion in Las Vegas to treat his children.
Murray : This is where I met him. I took care of himself and his 3 children initially. Then developed a friendship as of that time on. He could not really enjoy this property. I mean paparazzi was here, fans were around. everyone was looking into the property and we escaped many of times actually in this vehicle. He would climb in the back seat and lay low. we would tell the security team "don't follow us" ????? a little bit. Yeah he liked those risks. I think he kinda ???? it on.
(voice over) With Las Vegas as their playground the Jackson Murray relationship deepened. Murray says he gave Jackson a level of care he never experienced before.
Murray : There was some things that he needed. Personal hygiene changes. Unbelievably he never had a manicure, pedicure all his life. Walking around with painful feet as a dancer. Unbelievable calluses. So I brought an appropriate specialist. He was very pleased of course. It was painful to step and now it was amazing.
Murray : He felt that I was someone that he can trust. All of his life he was searching for a friend. He had very close acquaintances. He spoke about Marlon Brando and his son, Fred Astaire and Ginger. But friends he did not have. He said "All my life I have found one friend which is you - Dr. Conrad".
(voice over) The LA County Coroner ruled Michael Jackson's death a homicide. The autopsy recorded an overdose of propofol killed him. The use of Propofol in a home setting is the most damaging evidence against Murray. But the defense believed that the 25mg Murray states he gave Michael was not enough to cause his death.
(video of Flannagen questioning Dr.Cooper)
Flanagan : She will start off with 60 mg. The doctor starts with 25 he obviously wasn't over medicating.
(Murray looking over to some letters)
Murray : lots of encouragement letters.
Chernoff: (to Flanagan) The point is you get the information to the jury. You did it perfectly. I got it. They got it. I saw them get it.
(voice over) Murray's lawyers are now working for free. To save money Michael Flanagan the LA based member of the team and his wife Susan has invited Ed Chernoff to stay at their home.
(Flanagan , his wife and Chernoff is sitting around a table talking. Chernoff is drinking beer.)
Flnagan : everyone flaunts around and there's ??? of hundred cams. She said "What about Michael Jackson is so screwed up?" I said "yeah seen why he needed Dr. Murphy - Dr. Murray. That's what happens when Dr. Murray is not around"
Chernoff : You know what there's nothing with that, you had first amendment right to that. in fact that's fantastic. You just called him Murphy.
(Flanagan's wife laughs)
Flanagan: What is his name?
(Chernoff laughs)
Chernoff: (showing around his bedroom) This is my filing system here. I'm up every morning at 4. I get up to check my emails. I usually get 5-6 emails from hecklers. You know people just calling to tell me I suck. or you know to critique my performance. Win, lose or draw the truth of matter is, this is going to change everything I do from now on. There's not going to be any other case like this.
(voice over) 4 months before his death Michael Jackson pushed for Dr. Murray to close his Las Vegas and Houston clinics and become his personal physician. He wanted Murray to help him prepare for the extraordinary demands of the TII concerts.
Murray: He said "Dr.Conrad I have watched you. I have looked at you for so long". I said "why are you looking at me? What was that about?". He said "I had looked at you because I tested you. You are the one".
(voice over) In April 2009 Murray finally agreed to become Michael Jackson's full time physician. He shut his private practices and moved to LA. He was granted special privileges in Michael's new home.
Murray : I had the entire reign of anybody in the house. The people that would be the house was the children, Michael and myself. The security never permitted to come into this house.
(voice over) There was a second bed chamber and joining bathroom which was off limits to everyone but Michael.
Murray: He always had a chamber that was exclusively his. That chamber was reserved and completely locked out. Not even the maids can go in there. The children go in there once in awhile but they always walked in there to get together. So that was off limits. The bedroom where he slept in and where I worked with him at night that I had persuade him to get it eventually cleaned. Because one he peed the bed, did not smell good, there was mildew and I had to get it cleaned.
Murray : Who would have believed a man his age would still be wetting his bed?
(unidentified voice) : and was that because of medication or psychological problem left from childhood?
Murray: Psychological.
Murray : What is done to him was far more than beating by his father. He harmed Michael. It is so deep that it moved the world from its axis.
Murray : I saw him cry so many times. Told him it's okay to cry. it's okay. It's okay Michael you can cry. It's too sad. The life he had to endure. He lived a life greater than 100 years of pain for any human on earth.
Note: This is the first 10 minutes of a 50 minute documentary.