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Anderson: "Inside The Michael Jackson Death Trial"
Airdate: Wednesday, October 5th, 2011
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Inside The Michael Jackson Death Trial Anderson takes viewers inside the trial of Michael Jackson's former Doctor, Conrad Murray and discusses the latest developments with the people closest to Michael. Anderson has a real conversation with the members of Jackson's inner circle, revealing Jackson's final moments and everything that happened on that fateful day. Anderson also speaks with a panel of legal experts including former prosecutor Marcia Clark and criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos.
Anderson takes viewers inside the trial of Michael Jackson's former Doctor, Conrad Murray and discusses the latest developments with the people closest to Michael, as well as a panel of legal experts.
Anderson Propofol Demonstration:
Anderson: I just want to show you the amount of propofol that Dr. Murray had ordered over an 80 day period in 2009 over the course of several months.
Dr.John Kennedy: Again, when you look at the quantity you need, one quarter of this amount to put someone out.
Anderson: Marcia Clark, for prosecutors, this is important evidence because they're saying if you're trying to ween somebody off it why are you ordering, stockpiling these giant jugs of it.
Marcia Clark: Exactly right. It's completely inconsistent with the defense, that's like a bathtub full of propofol as the doctor is showing. I really hope the prosecution does what you are doing right now it's phenomenal, it's just so clear, it's so easy to understand when I see and hear what your saying. A quarter of what he's got in that syringe, a quarter, is what you use for a colonoscopy. Imagine then what that's going to do to someone who doesn't need a procedure, he's just trying to go to sleep.
Anderson Asks Bodyguard About Children Being Sent In The Room:
Anderson: Does it make sense to you that Dr. Murray would say to send in one of Michael Jackson's kids?
Mike Garcia: That part angers me.
Anderson: It angers you? Why?
Mike Garcia: Because I know how close they were. Just to bring any child in to see their parent like that, I think it's pretty disgusting to me. Knowing how tight they were and the tight knit group they were, you don¹t want him to see that. That¹s not a vision you want him to remember, his father dying.
Anderson Asks Bodyguard About Michael Jackson Drug Use:
Anderson: Was it clear to you when you were working with him that Michael Jackson had drug issues?
Mike Garcia: I'll say that I've seen him intoxicated but to have a drug issue, ummm, not during my watch. It wasn¹t like he was an addict or anything like that.
Anderson: Was he doing this propofol stuff to your knowledge?
Mike Garcia: No. He was not doing anything to my knowledge.
For more on the trial coverage, go to andersoncooper.com to tune in for the latest developments
