Paramedics contact UCLA (Dr. Richelle Cooper), continually relay progress info (12 St. 34 Min, 25 Jun 2009 Jahr – 12 St. 58 Min, 25 Jun 2009 Jahr)

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While they were administering these drugs, Senneff was in contact with […] Dr Richelle Cooper. […] Highly experienced, Dr Cooper was viewed as one of UCLA’s finest clinicians […]. Unaware who the patient was, this was simply another emergency call for Dr Cooper.

Senneff constantly relayed back their actions to UCLA. At no point, did he or any of the medical team feel any indication of a pulse in Jackson. After administering the first round of starter drugs, Senneff relayed to UCLA that there was no sign of life but suggested that they wanted to continue. After the second round of starter drugs, Senneff fed back to UCLA again and, once more, stated that there was no sign of life. This time UCLA was ready to pronounce Michael Jackson dead.

But, at this point, Dr Murray suddenly indicated that he had identified a femoral pulse again in Jackson’s groin area. Senneff didn’t see any sign of a pulse or electrical activity on the EKG heart monitor and instructed two members of his paramedic team to check the area, but neither of them found any sign of a pulse either. The paramedics even stopped CPR to see if the heart was functioning by itself. But there was no visible activity.

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