The Night a Cardiologist Gave Michael Jackson Surgical Anesthesia to Sleep
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In this episode, we tell the sequence of events that led to Jackson's death and outline the relationship between doctor and patient, the repeated use of a hospital-grade anesthetic as a sleep aid, and the circumstances that made it possible. What choices and pressures allowed propofol to become a routine remedy in a bedroom rather than a hospital?
Person: Michael Jackson
Person: Conrad Murray
Date: June 25, 2009
Location: rented house in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles
Event: death ruled homicide by coroner's office
- The IV line delivered a milky white liquid identified as propofol directly into Jackson's arm.
- Jackson was fifty years old and eleven days away from the planned opening night of the This Is It concert residency.
- Conrad Murray had over $600,000 in judgments against him and filed bankruptcy in California in 2002.
- Reported proposed compensation for Murray's role was $150,000 per month paid by AEG Live, though no finalized contract and Murray was never paid.
- Murray had attempted other sedatives - chloral hydrate, lorazepam, midazolam - before propofol became a nightly treatment.
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