MJ’s death investigation seeks info on anaesthetic propofol
By ANIWednesday, July 15, 2009
LONDON - Officials investigating Michael Jackson’s death have sought information from the maker of the powerful anaesthetic propofol as part of their probe.
A spokesman for Teva Pharmaceuticals said the Drug Enforcement Administration had contacted the company about a specific batch of the drug.
Teva willingly recalled two batches of propofol after officials discovered bacterial contamination in some samples led up to 40 patients in Florida, Arizona and Missouri to suffer fevers and chills, reports The Telegraph.enise Bradley, a spokesman for the company, said the DEA quizzed about a different batch of the drug than what the company recalled.
Investigators found dozens of bottles, boxes and bags of pills while searching the property in LA where Jackson died.
Among other drugs, the highly dangerous surgical anaesthetic propofol, the generic version of Diprivan, which is legally available only to hospital patients and is administered via intravenous injection, was also seized. (ANI)
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March 29, 2010: 7:52 pm
what ever happened to servalaince tapes at mj.s home? are his kids going to be questioned?rumour has it that mj had stp trusting everyone around him but was affraid to do anything about it. is this true |
 jackie |
March 29, 2010: 7:40 pm
if mj. was healthy at his death ,then were did allthis intake of drugs come from that the coroner had found in him could,nt the coroner tell if there was a long term history of pill popping in his system also why did the nanny and dr. murry leave at the same time of mj.s death. |
jackie