Murray calls Sade Anding; commotion in background - likely the moment Murray actually noticed that Jackson was not breathing (11 h 51 m, 25 jun 2009 ano – 12 h 2 m, 25 jun 2009 ano)

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P 183: Immediately after his call to Bob Russell, Murray made another call. At 11:51am, he called Sade Anding, another one of his ‘mistresses’, and right from the outset of the call Anding said she felt that Murray ‘…didn’t sound like himself at all’. What could she mean by this? Why wasn’t Murray sounding ‘like himself’?

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P. 186: It was a oneway conversation and she only stopped when, instead of silence, Anding heard a lot of commotion coming down the phone line. Both confused and alarmed, she became aware that something was wrong as she pressed the phone to her ear and heard coughing and mumbling coming from the room Murray was in, and she didn’t believe the mumbling she heard came from Dr Murray. […] The indistinct noise she was hearing convinced her that Murray had been distracted and had put the phone in his pocket without turning it off or perhaps had dropped it somewhere where a lot of noise was being made. Sade Anding hung up and immediately called Murray back, but she got no answer.

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P. 188: It was during this call that Anding heard the commotion in the room that Murray was in along with coughing and mumbling. So, in all likelihood, this was the moment when Murray actually noticed that Jackson was not breathing, not approximately 50 minutes earlier as he had claimed – unless the phone call was part of an elaborate alibi.

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P. 190: What is beyond doubt is that Murray was making a phone call to Sade Anding between 11:51am and 12:02pm. At some point during this phone call, probably around 11:57am, Murray returned to Michael Jackson’s bedroom and found the singer not breathing.

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Murray book P. 178: I casually joked with Anding at Sullivan's for a good dining experience, but knowing each other did not extend to anything beyond conviviality. I was merely a friend of Sade but later the California district attorneys, David Walgren and Deborah Brazil, twisted the facts to the public. They insinuated that our amicable relationship was a sexual escapade. This relationship was everything but sexual.

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