Brittany Murphy’s Death: Could Have Been Avoided

Posted by emotionshock on February 4, 2010 under Celebrity Gossip | Be the First to Comment

With her cause of death having just been revealed, sources tell that Brittany Murphy quite possibly could have been avoided had the appropriate action been taken.

Assistant Chief Ed Winter tells Us magazine, “Had someone said, ‘You are going [to the doctor] and thrown her in the car, she might be alive today.”

Continuing on, Winter explains, “She was a sick young lady. She and her mother talked, and she decided to get a doctor’s appointment. She passed away about three or four days before her doctor’s appointment.”

As previously reported by Gossip Center, the coroner’s report tells that the “Clueless” star died accidentally as a result of multiple drug intoxication, pneumonia, and iron deficiency anemia.

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Dr. Conrad Murray to Be Charged in Michael Jackson Death

Posted by emotionshock on January 29, 2010 under Celebrity Gossip | Be the First to Comment

 Dr. Conrad Murray to Be Charged in Michael Jackson Death

 Dr. Conrad Murray to Be Charged in Michael Jackson Death

After an investigation of more than seven months, the Los Angeles County D.A. is ready to charge Dr. Conrad Murray in the death of Michael Jackson.

Look for charges to be filed as early as next week.

Members of the D.A.’s office, including the Los Angeles County District Attorney himself, Steve Cooley, have already met about filing a criminal case.

While members of the LAPD still have not met with the D.A. to present the case, the deputy D.A. assigned to the Michael Jackson investigation, David Walgren, has worked closely with LAPD detectives on the case, is  familiar with the’s details.

He has already briefed Cooley and others in the office.

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It appears Dr. Conrad Murray will stand trial and soon.

Dr. Conrad Murray was Michael Jackson’s personal physician at the time of his June 25 death, believed to have been caused by the anesthetic Propofol.

He disappeared, or at least kept an extremely low profile, for several months, only to return to work lately because dude was behind on child support.

He’s already lawyered up in anticipation of the charges to come.

The most likely of those charges? Involuntary manslaughter. Murder is a hard sell, as he surely didn’t mean to take the life of the King of Pop that day.

Many believe his negligence and/or shady medical practices played a role in MJ’s death, however, and that’s enough to warrant serious charges.

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