LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Documents performed by The Associated Press lay that Michael Jackson"s alloy stopped CPR on the stricken star and behind job 911 so he could pick up drug vials in the room.
The comment was since to investigators on Aug 31 by Alberto Alvarez, Jackson"s logistics director. He was summoned to the cocktail star"s side by an additional Jackson help who perceived a raging call from Dr. Conrad Murray after Jackson was unresponsive.
Jackson died Jun twenty-five from an overdose of the absolute pain-killer propofol and dual alternative sedatives administered by Murray. Alvarez pronounced the alloy stopped CPR so he could palm him drug vials and told him to put them in a bag.
Murray"s counsel questioned Alvarez"s account, observant that in an progressing matter to military he did not discuss the vials.
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