Conrad Murray Sentenced: Does it Bring Closure? What Can We Learn From This?

Today, November 29th, 2011 Conrad Robert Murray was sentenced to the maximum of four years in prison. 


http://music.yahoo.com/news/michael-jacksons-doctor-sentenced-4-years-175525206.html;_ylt=ApShvc.cU32ZK9Tjk.tzT9basyUv

Murray Found Guilty

On Monday November 7, 2011 former doctor Conrad Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of the music legend Michael Jackson. The jury took, altogether, 9 hours to come to an unanimous decision to convict the now convicted felon. The verdict was announced on 4pm EST, 1pm PST around the world and on the Internet.

My View of the Conrad Murray Murder Trial

Since Michael was murdered, I have stated that justice must be served in this trial and I was hoping that the parties who were involved in the trial are either being called to testify or at least charged for his murder. Then, reality set in - I found out that the very people that I believe had something to do with his murder (Dr. Klien, Thome Thome, AEG, John Branca & Sony, etc.) were not on either witness lists. I also found out that the district attorney who indicted Murray, Steve Cooley, received contributions from Branca's law firm and AEG.

http://www.articlesbase.com/criminal-articles/la-da-gives-michael-jacksons-killer-the-deal-of-a-lifetime-2761921.html

An Interesting Theory -

Probably a week and a half ago, I was on my facebook account and I was reading the statuses on my timeline. I saw this audio clip that one of my friends on facebook posted. It was an entertainment report segement from the Tom Joyner Radio Show that was talking about the Conrad Murray Murder trial. In the audio, entertainment reporter and one of the hosts from the TV tabloid show, the Insider, Kevin Fraizer offers his theory about this case. Tom Joyner, the host of the radio show, also added his two cents. Here is the audio -


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I have to say that both theories makes complete sense.