" Bloody Shirt Proves Michael Was Murdered "

The grisly photo of a cheap blood-soaked shirt hanging in Michael Jackson's closet is proof the King of Pop was deliberately killed, charges a former FBI man. "No wonder Michael's family is claiming he was murdered", retired FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Ted Gunderson says.

Significantly, the gruesome clothing item still has a $3.99 price tag on it, apparently indicating it has never been worn." DNA testing can determine whose blood it is and that needs to be done pronto", says Gunderson. One scenario is that Michael was murdered and the shirt was used to mop up the blood. There's also the possibilty that the blood belonged to the perpetrator.

Meanwhile , other experts have studied a picture of the room where Jackson died. Dr Berry Frieberg, a renowned [Corona del mar, California] anesthesiologist , along with a veteran investigator retained by Globe, cite 1o shocking reasons they suspect the music icon's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray ended Michael' life. All the evidence, the two experts say, strongly supports the dark suspicious of Jackson' family--including mom Katherine, dad Joe and sister LaToya, who've insisted the "Thriller" star was the victim of foul play. The eerie bedroom scene shows prayer beads , unopened toothpaste, a make shift tourniquet, incontinence pad, a CD, an air pump , a cushion and a doll, scattered on and around the Jackson's death bed.

"But perhaps more important than what is shown in the room , is what is not shown",said Dr. Friedberg.

Murray is at the center of a manslaughter probe after cops linked Jackson's death to the powerful anesthetic "Propofol, which they believe was administered by Dr. Murray. Toxicology reports indicated he also had the anti-anxiety drug"Xanax in his system. Jackson's bedroom at his rented Holmby Hills, California mansion is pictured exactly as detectives found it after paramedics rushed the already dead 50-year-old superstar to the UCLA Medical Center on June 25th. DR Friedberg and the expert investigator say the clues that most prove Dr. Murray is gulity and could put him behinds bars are:

1.] An absence of disarray in the roon. The bed where CPR was performed looks as if it's barely distrubed and suggests the room was cleaned up to get rid of incriminating evidence.
2.] There are no drug vials ,syrings and other items that witnesses say they used.
3.] The drugs Narcan or Epinphrine that could have been used to revive Jackson are missing.
4.] There's no pulse oximeter, a basic device that would have fitted over Jackson's finger-tip to measure oxygen saturation in his blood.And a monitor should have been sitting on the bedside table.Also, there's no sign of a blood pressure cuff and pump to calibrate the force of blood against the arteries.
5.] No brain-wave monitor. Sticky patches with wires should have been attached from Jackson's forehead to the device that should have also been on the table-top.
6.]No EKG, or electrocardiograph. Electrodes from Jackson's chest should have been recording his heart muscle activity and displaying it in colorful lines on a monitor.
7.]No defibrillator that could have jump started the singer's heart with an electrical shock. The experts call the device "far more effective than CPR".
8.] The Ambo-bag air pump was likely a last minute resuscitation tool and probably just opeded since the instruction manual was there.
9.] The lineline phone on the table. Dr. Murray told cops that phones in the home didn't work. Police will know if it did.
10.] Incontinence pad proves knocked out Jackson was unable to get up in the middle of the night to take care of his basic body functions.
Dr. Murray should have had the best of equipment on hand, blasts Dr. Friedberg, who wrote a book on the drug (Propofol). I think his lack of competence and apparent lack of concern make Dr. Murray criminally negligent.

My take on this: Dr. Murray is a person of interest. Maybe by making him accountable for his actions , they will be saving some poor rich fool's life. Stay tune: more to come.

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