Doctor's image began to crack day Michael Jackson died - St. Louis Post-Dispatch

google news • Feb 8, 2010

LOS ANGELES - In the Holmby Hills chateau where Michael Jackson lived his final months, Dr. Conrad Murray seemed a benevolent figure. The physician arrived at night dressed in scrubs or a neat blazer and slacks, offering a ready smile for the household staff and sometimes, gifts to Jackson's children. Most of his time was spent upstairs in the singer's private quarters, but occasionally he sat at the dining room table chatting with the family in his lilting Caribbean accent. The image of the respectable, competent doctor - something Murray began striving toward in his youth in Trinidad - started… Full Story »