Jackson's Murray & Klein to be arrested next week

As predicted by Primetime Oracle, Murray and Kline are about to be toasted.

* Toast Update *

Houston cardiologist (hard to believe) Dr. Conrad Murray, aka Dr. Toast, and Los Angeles dermatologist Dr. Arnold Klein will be arrested next week in connection to the death of pop icon Michael Jackson, news services reported today citing a law enforcement source.

Dr. Murray will be charged with manslaughter, and if convicted, he would go to prison for being a gargantuan dunce.

Left: Michael Jackson, Murray and propofol--a deadly combination (ABC News composite photo).

You don't have to be a doctor (or a rocket scientist, to be true to the phrase) to know that injecting a powerful anesthetic like propofol into someone all night, every night to so he can "sleep" (which isn't even the case, as Michael would've been in a mini coma and not asleep) is a such a bad idea that it shouldn't even be considered.

But Murray made a choice to sell his soul, and his integrity as a doctor (if he ever had any), to the devil for $150,000, as he had just started to work for Michael at that rate per month when within a month the artist died.

Meanwhile, Dr. Slime--ahem--Klein, had been catering to Michael needs for two decades, which can't be a good thing given how strange and extreme the entertainer's needs were and how he allegedly pushed, persuaded and insisted until he got what he wanted regardless of how dangerous or absurd.

Right: Michael Jackson and Dr. Klein in 2002 (Access Hollywood composite photo).

Klein and procedures on his skin (which may be legit), but that's probably not the problem. The problem is that after 20 years, there's just no way Klein would've not turned into a major pharmaceutical enabler for someone allegedly addicted to pain killers and other psychotropic drugs.

Complicating matters a bit is the possible fact that Slime could be the biological father of Michael's first two kids--Prince and Paris.

Once the arrests are made--if indeed what this source is saying is true--we can expect to see the results of Michael's toxicology report, which is expected to read like a drug Atlas.

Michel Jackson, considered the greatest entertainer in the world, died June 25 after going into cardiac arrest. Murray was in the house with him.

Sources: BNO, TMZ
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Dr. Toast (Murray) speaks out, says he's "afraid"

...to return calls or use his email.

How can someone be scared of returning an email but not be afraid--very afraid--of putting a man under general anesthesia outside a hospital's operating room night after night and, evidently, sometimes without supervision?

And why, oh, why do people opt to read what they have to say--even a message as short as this one--if what they're saying is the honest truth? This kind of over-rehearsed, artificially recited message sounds insincere. A useless move, if you ask me.

The video was shot last Wednesday in Houston and arranged by the publicist for Dr. Murray's lawyer, TMZ reported. A lawyer with a publicist? Interesting.



Murray is being investigated for the death of pop superstar Michael Jackson, who died June 25 after going into cardiac arrest following a dose of propofol allegedly administered by the doctor.

Sources: TMZ, YouTube
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Toast Update: Jackson's doctor deeper in jam

Got toast? Yes we do!

Michael Jackson's doctor left him alone shortly after giving him the powerful anesthetic propofol and went to another room to make phone calls.

Yes siree...that's what he did on the morning of June 25, hours before the 50-year-old King of Pop stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest.

Who puts a patient under general anesthesia and leaves him alone? Dr. Conrad Murray--that's who. How this guy can be called a doctor is beyond me. If he's a doctor, I'm the Surgeon General.

The 51-year-old cardiologist told detectives he felt comfortable leaving Jackson alone because there had never been any problems with propofol before, the Los Angeles Times reported. Murray reportedly regularly administered Milk of Amnesia to Michael as a sleep aid.

But Michael wasn't asleep when on propofol--he was anesthetized.

Dr. Toast (far left), who accepted a job as Michael's personal doctor in May from $150,000 a month, is under investigation for manslaughter in the death of the King of Pop.

It is not known how long Murray left Michael unattended in la-la land, but when he came back into the room, Michael was no longer breathing. The doctor reportedly tried to revive Michael for 30 minutes before alerting someone to call 911.

Murray's lawyer, Ed Charnooff, has said the doctor never administered anything that "should have" killed the singer. Should've, could've, would've. It's propofol, my friend. This drug has a small margin of error--a bit too much and you don't wake up.

The long-awaited release of Michael's toxicology report is on hold pending the investigation.

By the way, TMZ is reporting that the room where Michael died, which was originally described as was Dr. Toast's room in the house, has turned out to be a spare room where the pop star was put under by the doctor.

It seems to me that even though the pop star could have afforded a better doctor, chances are a decent doctor wouldn't have agreed to Michael's terms--propofol for sleep and access to a cocktail of drugs to which he reportedly was addicted.

So Michael hired a dingy doctor with an dingy office between a dingy convenience store and a dingy liquor store in a dingy part of town who would cater to his needs for the right sum of money.

For background info, use the file archive on the left to find other postings on the matter, among them the previous Toast Update: Michael Jackson's doctors in a jam, posted July 29.

Sources: Daily News, LA Times, TMZ
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