Michael Jackson: Analyzing The Search Warrant
The warrant relied upon to search Dr. Conrad Murray’s Las Vegas home and office sheds light on both the investigation and, sadly, Michael Jackson’s life.
[Bauer Griffin Online]
Like Popsquire has said all along, this case is about more than only a potential (and possibly difficult to prove) manslaughter charge. It’s about drug addiction, medical abuse, and celebrity power.
The proof is in the warrant. A judge determined that probable cause existed to search for evidence relating to manslaughter as well as charges for violations of the California Bus & Professions Code, including: excessive prescribing (section 725); prescribing to an addict (section 2241(d); and unfprofessional conduct (section 2234).
This means: (a) authorities believe MJ was an addict; and (2) that Dr. Murray helped feed the addiction.
Everyone keeps talking about MJ being a good dad. If he was an addict, could that really be true? So sad.
