10 h 40 m, 25 jun 2009 ano - Murray administers Propofol for the first time (according to his testimony); this clashes with phone call with his assistant

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P. 178: Dr Murray stated to the LAPD that it was roughly 10:40am when he began giving Michael Jackson Propofol.

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While Jackson was falling asleep, Dr Murray said he began taking all the precautions he possibly could, given that he was administering Propofol, a drug that Murray realised could have potentially lethal effects. He ensured that the oxygen canisters were at the bedside and that Jackson was using an oxygen nasal cannula. He claimed he also put a pulse oximeter over one of Jackson’s fingers to check the singer’s oxygen saturation level and his heart rate.

Dr Murray had given Michael Jackson Propofol every day for two months, so was aware how the singer had reacted to the drug in the past. But for the three days leading up to 25 June 2009, Murray insisted that he had been trying to wean Jackson off Propofol in order for the singer to assume a more natural pattern of sleep.

P. 180: None of this activity matches with Murray’s account that he administered the Propofol to Jackson at 10:40am. He also told the LAPD that it took three to five minutes to administer slowly, which means that he would have been occupied with the administration of the drug from 10:40am to 10:45am, at exactly the same time the records indicate he was talking on the phone to Stacey Ruggles.

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