Dr. Conrad Murray points the finger at Dr. Arnold Klein in MJ’s death
By ANIThursday, September 16, 2010
WASHINGTON - Dr. Conrad Murray is claiming Michael Jackson’s longtime physician and friend, Dr. Arnold Klein, is at least partly to blame for the singer’s death and should be a defendant in Joe Jackson’s wrongful death lawsuit.
In legal papers, Dr. Murray challenges Joe’s decision not to name Dr. Klein as one of the physicians allegedly responsible for his son’s death.
In the new docs, Murray quotes from Joe’s lawsuit, “Dr. Klein may have been medicating Michael Jackson up until or even beyond June 18, 2009, less than one week before Michael Jackson’s death.”
And Murray continues quoting from Joe’s lawsuit that Dr. Klein “prescribed or may have over medicated Michael Jackson including to such point that AEG Live, LLC had to hire Dr. Murray in order to separate Michael Jackson from Arnold Klein.”
And Murray goes on to quote Joe’s lawsuit which claims “AEG Live, LLC read Michael Jackson the proverbial ‘riot act’ to get him to stop subjecting himself to overmedication by Dr. Arnold Klein.”
“The plaintiff [Joe Jackson] does not explain why, given these allegations, Dr. Arnold Klein is not a required party to be added to accord proper relief,” TMZ quoted him as saying.
It has been previously reported that Dr. Klein shot Michael full of Demerol — 51 injections in a 3-month span, right up until the week of his death.
Dr. Murray also points the finger at other doctors who treated Michael Jackson, citing earlier reports revealing that 7 doctors other than Murray were fueling MJ with meds at or near the time of his death.
Murray’s team also asked the court to dismiss Joe’s wrongful death lawsuit-claiming Jackson doesn’t have the right to file because he’s not a beneficiary of MJ’s estate. (ANI)
