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The “Glee” tribute to Michael Jackson received a bittersweet endorsement on Twitter from the late singer’s sister La Toya Jackson.

“This show #Glee of #MJGLEE makes me cry,” she tweeted after Tuesday’s special episode, adding, “I realize how much I miss my brother and how extremely talented he was!!!”

The episode featured roughly a dozen songs by the “King Of Pop,” including a virtual shot-for-shot remake of his “Scream” video with sister Janet.

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LaToya said she wished to “thank the cast of @GLEEonFOX #Glee for performing an incredible job on your tribute to #Michael.”

“It was much appreciate[d],” she added.

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A tribute to Michael Jackson at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on Thursday included his three children using the late pop icon’s shoes and famous glove to leave his “mark” in the concrete near the Hollywood institution.

Justin Bieber was also on hand for the celebration, and Jackson’s daughter, Paris, seemed excited to introduce him.

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The Biebs spoke about Jackson’s enormous influence on him.

“I don’t usually get nervous… Michael meant so much to me,” said Bieber. “He was more than an entertainer. He was an inspiration.”

The superstar then mentioned that he used to sing “Rockin’ Robin” in front of the mirror when he was little – and gave the crowd a rendition.

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The 11th season of “American Idol” officially kicked off Wednesday night with auditions in Savannah, Georgia.

And it wouldn’t be an “Idol” premiere without at least a few of the 10,000 hopefuls bringing the crazy.

But some brought the talent, too – like Phillip Phillips, who put on a new twist on the Michael Jackson classic “Thriller.”

The pawn shop worker initially auditioned with “Superstition” by Stevie Wonder, but then broke out an acoustic guitar for “Thriller.”

“You’re very, very special,” said an impressed Jennifer Lopez.

Forty-two contestants made it to Hollywood and, no surprise, Philips was one of them.

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1. Amy Winehouse Death

The 27-year-old singer was tragically found dead in her London apartment on July 23. Fans and music lovers mourned the loss of the enormously talented artist, who was later found to have drank herself to death.

2. Charlie Sheen Implosion

During his infamous meltdown, Sheen destroyed a room at the Plaza Hotel, referred to his boss as “whatshiscock,” and called founding father Thomas Jefferson a “p*ssy.” The implosion resulted in the loss of his lucrative gig on “Two and a Half Men,” but produced such gems as “winning” and “tiger blood.”

3. Arnold Schwarzenegger Love Child Revelation

The world was shocked when Maria Shriver separated from her husband of 25 years, but it all made sense a week later, when Schwarzenegger admitted to fathering a love child with their housekeeper 13 years ago.

4. Kim Kardashian Marriage and Divorce

After the world endured endless media coverage of her engagement and over-the-top wedding, the reality star filed for divorce from Kris Humphries after a mere 72 days of marriage.

5. Lindsay Lohan Legal Woes

It all started with a necklace. After the actress was accused of stealing from a Venice, California jewelry store last February, Lohan spent the majority of the year dealing with the consequences of the charges — on house arrest, in court and in jail.

6. Beyonce Pregnancy

The singer’s announcement at the MTV Video Music Awards was so huge, it set a Twitter record. And despite the bizarre conspiracy theory that her baby bump is fake, Beyonce is due to give birth very soon.

7.  Ashton Kutcher Cheating Scandal

Celebrity news outlets waited anxiously for some response from Demi Moore and Kutcher after the bombshell broke that he allegedly cheated on her the night of their sixth wedding anniversary. Six weeks later, Moore filed for divorce. 

8. Justin Bieber Paternity Lawsuit

Mariah Yeater shook the feathers of Beliebers everywhere when she claimed the singer fathered her four-month-old son. The Biebs maintained he had “never met the woman,” and consented to take a paternity test. Leaked text messages from Yeater later indicated she made the whole thing up in the hopes of scoring a major payday.  

9. Michael Jackson Trial

The soap opera of determining who was responsible for the King of Pop’s 2009 death finally came to an end in November, when Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in jail.

10. Celebrity Hacking Scandal

After nude photos of Scarlett Johansson and Vanessa Hudgens hit the web, the FBI launched an investigation into the hacking scandal, and made an arrest in October. Christopher Chaney was accused of hacking dozens of celebrities’ personal email accounts, including Johansson, Hudgens, Christina Aguilera and Mila Kunis.

11. Courtney Stodden

When the teenager’s marriage to 51-year-old actor Doug Hutchison made headlines, you may have asked, “Who is this person and where did she come from?” But eventually, the world came to know and love the 17-year-old exhibitionist, her holiday traditions, and stellar music videos.

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Brad Pitt’s 48th birthday got off to a musical start Saturday as he and Angelina Jolie celebrated with their six kids at one of Las Vegas’ few PG offerings: Cirque Du Soleil’s “Michael Jackson The Immortal.”

The rousing show pays tribute to the late “King of Pop” and his industry-changing music.

Pitt, who actually turns 48 on Sunday, sat with Jolie and their brood right near the stage, surprising the performers who had no idea the stars would be in the audience.

Impressed by the performance, Pitt reportedly joined in a standing ovation.

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During a taping of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” on Tuesday, Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris opened up about her life as the daughter of the music legend.

As Gossip Cop was the first to report, Paris replaced Lindsay Lohan, who bailed on her scheduled taping at the last minute.

The 13-year-old, who used to be home-schooled, revealed she was happy to start going to a private school after her father’s passing in 2009.

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“When I came to Buckley [School], they didn’t know who I was,” Paris said. “I was like, ‘Yes. I have a chance to be normal.’”

“Normal” usually wasn’t a word associated with the “King of Pop,” who used to have his three children cover up while in public.

“I’m like, ‘This is stupid. Why am I wearing a mask?’” Paris recalled to DeGeneres.

“But I kind of realized the older I got, he only tried to protect us and he’d explain that to us too,” she said.

Paris’ recent decision to star in her first movie, Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys, is also tied to her dad as well.

She said when she was “really little,” her family would watch her father in the film Moonwalker.

“I knew he could sing really well but I didn’t know he could act,” Paris explained. “I saw that and I said, ‘Wow, I want to be just like him.’”

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Elizabeth Taylor’s vast collection of diamonds and jewels went up for auction on Tuesday at Christie’s in New York, and fetched nearly $116 million.

In all there were 80 pieces were sold, including the highest-priced item, “La Peregrina, a Cartier-designed necklace with a 16th-century pearl that Richard Burton gave Taylor in 1969. It went for a whopping $11.8 million.

It’s the most ever paid for a single pearl jewel.

A 33.19-carat diamond ring, also bought by Burton, sold for $8.8 million.

Another present from Burton — Taylor’s two-time ex-husband — the heart-shaped Taj Mahal Diamond, which he bought in 1972 for her 40th birthday, fetched $8.8 million.

Gifts from Michael Jackson also faired well on the auction block.

A diamond-and-sapphire ring from the “King of Pop” sold for $600,000, while a necklace the singer gave her sold for $194,000.

A large portion of the sales from the auction will benefit the 20-year-old Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.

Taylor, an avid collector of gems and jewelry, died last March at 79.

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Paris Jackson is ready for her turn in the spotlight.

The 13-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson is reportedly set to star in her first movie, Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys.

A live-action/animation mash-up, the film follows a human girl to be played by Jackson and creatures voiced by stars including Larry King and Joey Fatone, according to the official movie site.

It would be the first in a potential five-film franchise.

Shooting is expected begin next month.

Paris and her siblings, Prince and Blanket, recently attended an “X Factor” taping devoted to their father’s music.

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“Glee” is set to celebrate the King of Pop.

Michael Jackson will be the focus of a tribute episode on January 24, with the cast set to perform 10-12 songs from the late hit maker.

A rep for “Glee” creator Ryan Murphy confirms the news to Gossip Cop.

Jackson’s “Thriller” was a big part of the show’s post-Super Bowl episode last February.

In the past, the show has done single-artist tribute episodes for Britney Spears, Madonna and Lady Gaga.

TV Guide was the first outlet to confirm the Jackson show.

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Conrad Murray is officially appealing his conviction for involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 death of Michael Jackson.

He’s taken the measure of filing the court document “pro per” – meaning he intends to represent himself instead of using a lawyer.

Murray was convicted by a California jury on November 7.

This week, he was sentenced to the maximum of four years in prison.

During his appeal, Murray will still be in communication with Nareg Gourjian, one of his trial attorneys, according to TMZ.

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Melanie Amaro performed “Earth Song” on Wednesday’s “X Factor.”

One day after Conrad Murray was sentenced to the maximum of four years behind bars at the L.A. County Jail, the Jackson family came together for “Michael Jackson Night” at the competition show.

Watching Amaro’s rendition of “Earth Song” were Michael Jackson‘s mom Katherine, brothers Jackie, Tito, and Marlon, and his kids Paris, Prince, and Blanket.

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Astro wowed the audience again on “X Factor” during “Michael Jackson Night.”

In front of Michael Jackson‘s relatives – mom Katherine, brothers Jackie, Tito, and Marlon, and kids Paris, Prince, and Blanket – Astro offered a rap spin on “Black or White.”

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Conrad Murray was just sentenced to the maximum of four years of imprisonment.

Among those at the sentencing on Tuesday were Michael Jackson‘s mom Katherine, brothers Jermaine and Randy, and sisters Rebbie and La Toya, as well as family friend Kathy Hilton.

Before the sentencing, the Jackson family’s attorney, Brian Panis, read a heartfelt statement on behalf of the singer’s parents, siblings, and children.

The prosecution then argued strenuously against sentencing Murray to probation, which the defense had fought for.

“Prison is warranted,” said the prosecution, and asked for the maximum of four years.

The prosecution also asked restitution for Jackson’s lost wages and earnings, amounting to $100 million.

“We do not disagree with the prosecution that this is a tragedy,” said the defense, but he is “not a danger to the community.”

Prior to Jackson’s death, Murray “never committed a crime,” stressed the defense, which went on to say that whatever he does, for the rest of his life he’ll always be “known as the man who killed Michael Jackson.”

Still, the defense felt Murray should not serve time, and that he “can do things on probation… for the community.”

The judge began by saying it’s “difficult” to impose a sentence, especially when one has discretion.

That said, the judge felt Murray practiced a pattern of “deceit,” which including lying to law enforcement and medical personnel.

The judge went on to say he believed Murray taped Jackson’s slurred speech as an “insurance policy” to be used against the singer should the two ever part ways.

And he used Murray’s documentary to show there was no remorse either on the doctor’s part.

The judge continually slammed Murray, saying, ”He remains dangerous” and ”I think Dr. Murray is so reckless… that I believe he’s a danger to the community.”

“You can’t have probation when there isn’t an acknowledgement of rehabilitation,” said the judge who denied Murray probation, and sentenced the doctor to the maximum of four years behind bars at the L.A. County Jail.

The issue of restitution will be addressed at a later date.

On November 7, after a six weeks-long trial that included testimony from 49 witnesses and hundreds of pieces of evidence, Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.

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Conrad Murray will be sentenced on Tuesday following his conviction on manslaughter charges in the death of Michael Jackson.

The late King of Pop’s friends and family will be on hand – and possibly even speaking – as Murray awaits his fate.

He faces up to four years in jail.

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Sentencing is set for 11:30 a.m. Eastern.

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Prosecutors want Dr. Conrad Murray to pay Michael Jackson‘s children more than $100 million, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.

The late King of Pop’s three kids are “entitled to wages or profits lost due to injury incurred by the victim,” say the prosecutors, who are asking Judge Michael Pastor to order Murray to make proper restitution.

The sum is based on the Jackson estate’s estimate that the singer would have earned $100 million in revenue from the “This Is It” tour that never happened.

Documents also indicate that the District Attorney is seeking the maximum four years in prison for Murray, who was convicted of manslaughter in Jackson’s 2009 death.

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The documentary, Michael Jackson and the Doctor: A Fatal Friendship, paints a bleak picture of Jackson during his final days, and features a number of people bashing the legendary singer.

In one conversation between Murray’s lawyers Ed Chernoff and Michael Flanagan and Flanagan’s wife, she says, ”Explain a 50-year-old man who sleeps with a baby doll and has pictures of basically infants to 2-year-old children looking at him every night.”

Chernoff responds, “I think the media made him appear weirder than he is,” to which Flanagan retorts, “You gotta be kidding me – he can’t be any weirder than he is.”

As for the state of Jackson’s finances near the end of his life, Murray claims AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips took him aside after a “This Is It” tour meeting and said Jackson “does not have a f*cking cent!”

The former doctor quotes Phillips as saying, ”What’s this bulls**t all about? Listen this guy is next to skid row. He’s going to be homeless.”

In court, Phillips denied this conversation ever took place.

Later in the documentary, Murray reveals Jackson regularly “peed the bed,” attributing the habit to a psychological condition.

Michael Jackson and the Doctor airs Friday at 10 p.m. on MSNBC.

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While discussing the conviction of Dr. Conrad Murray on Tuesday, Kurt Loder called Michael Jackson a “child molester.”

The comments came during the music journalist and longtime “MTV News” anchor’s interview on KZOZ’s “Jeff and Jeremy in the Morning.”

A day after Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Jackson’s death, Loder said that while the late King of Pop’s troubled life was tragic, “I think he was a child molester, and that sort of tempers any feelings you might have about him… I just don’t think there’s any denying [that].”

He elaborated, “There were all kinds of children involved, there were payments made to their parents… having sleepovers with little boys, and you’re a 40-year-old man? Uh, no, you’re like a child molester!”

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Loder isn’t the first to reference those infamous allegations against Jackson in recent months, but some are saying that the matter has nothing to do with Murray’s case and Jackson’s early death.

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Four days after Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, MSNBC will air a documentary, starring the jailed doctor.

The film, titled Michael Jackson and the Doctor: A Fatal Friendship, has Murray breaking his silence about Jackson, as well as what happened the day the King of Pop died.

The documentary, which was shot over the past two years, will also offer a candid look at Murray’s defense team preparing for the trial.

On Monday, Murray was remanded into custody without bail immediately after his guilty verdict. He’s set to be sentenced on November 29.

Michael Jackson and the Doctor premieres on Friday, November 11 at 10 p.m.

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“Dr. Conrad Murray has been placed on suicide watch,” reports RadarOnline, picking up on a story from the Los Angeles Times which says the former doctor is being closely monitored so that he doesn’t attempt to take his own life in jail.

The site says the staff at the L.A. County Men’s Jail “were told to ensure Murray does not try to take his own life” in the first few days of his incarceration.

Murray was remanded to jail on Monday after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.

However, Gossip Cop has learned that Murray is not on suicide watch, but is rather being placed under special protection at the prison, with an escort accompanying him wherever he goes.

And while it’s true he’s depressed, we’re told he’s still looking at the appeal as a saving grace.

Murray is scheduled for sentencing on November 29, and faces up to four years in jail.

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It was the day Michael Jackson‘s family had been waiting for – Dr. Conrad Murray being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter of the King of Pop.

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Shortly after the verdict was announced, La Toya Jackson tweeted, “VICTORY!!!!!!” She added, “Michael I love you and I will continue to fight until ALL are brought to justice!”

The singer’s sister further told the Associated Press, “Michael was looking over us… Absolutely justice was served.”

La Toya was far from the only relative pleased with the verdict.

A relieved Katherine Jackson admitted to the Associated Press, “I feel better now.”

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Shortly after Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, the Los Angeles Police Department “applauded” the decision.

In a statement furnished to Gossip Cop, the LAPD said it was “pleased with today’s verdict of guilty in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray,” noting, “The investigators have worked diligently on this case and were confident throughout the process that the investigation supported the allegation of Involuntary Manslaughter. ”

The LAPD also praised “the combined efforts of our investigators, criminalists, Coroner investigators and the District Attorney’s Office.”

“While today’s verdict of guilty represents a victory in the eyes of law enforcement and the judicial system,” the LAPD acknowledged, “many lives have been affected by the death of Michael Jackson. The Los Angeles Police Department has never lost sight of the fact that Michael Jackson was a father, a brother and a son, and that his death will forever have an impact upon the Jackson family, friends and fans.”

Dr. Murray, who will be sentenced on November 29, faces up to four years in jail.

Not long after the verdict, Dr. Murray was handcuffed and taken to jail, where he remains without bail.

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Dr. Conrad Murray was just found GUILTY of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.

The seven-man, five-woman California jury announced its decision moments ago.

Dr. Murray sat stone-faced during the decision, which was greeted by a little cheering in the court and a loud celebration outside the courthouse.

Among those who let out a brief yell in court, much to the judge’s dismay, was La Toya Jackson. Family friend Kathy Hilton wept.

Michael Jackson’s parents, Joe and Katherine Jackson, and his brothers, Jermaine and Randy Jackson, remained silent.

Murray’s mother and daughter, on the other hand, cried when the decision was read.

The verdict comes after a six weeks-long trial that included testimony from 49 witnesses and hundreds of pieces of evidence concerning Jackson’s June 2009 death, caused by a lethal dose of propofol.

Dr. Murray will be sentenced on November 29. He faces up to four years in jail.

The judge remanded Dr. Murray immediately into custody without the possibility of bail.

He was then handcuffed and led out of the court.

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The jury has reached a verdict in the Dr. Conrad Murray trial.

His fate will be announced at approximately 4:00 p.m. Eastern.

Murray, of course, has been charged with manslaughter in the June 2009 death of pop legend Michael Jackson.

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After 49 witnesses and hundreds of pieces of evidence, the seven-man, five-woman jury begins to deliberate today in the involuntary manslaughter case of Michael Jackson, and the role Dr. Conrad Murray played in the superstar’s death.

What’s agreed on is that Jackson died from a fatal dose of propofol.

What’s at issue is whether Murray, who admits he routinely gave Jackson the drug to sleep, administered the final, lethal injection and whether he was negligent in his care of the singer.

The defense has argued that Jackson craved the anesthetic so much, he actually injected himself with the final dose. “They want you to convict Dr. Murray for the actions of Michael Jackson,” Murray’s attorney Ed Chernoff told jurors.

But prosecutor David Walgren countered, “Poor Conrad Murray.. Michael Jackson is dead. And we have to hear about poor Conrad Murray and no doctor knows what it’s like to be in his shoes.”

The prosecution pointed out that several of the doctors who testified, including some of the defense’s, agree Murray should not have been giving Jackson the powerful propofol in a home setting.

Walgren blasted Murray for not telling medical personnel responding to Jackson that he had given him the sleeping drug, and that Murray, a cardiologist, was negligent for not having adequate monitoring and life-saving equipment.

“What is unusual and unpredictable is that Michael Jackson lived as long as he did under the care of Conrad Murray in this situation,” Walgren said.

If convicted, Murray faces up to four years in jail and could lose his medical license.

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The prosecution will summarize its case that Murray was criminally negligent in administering propofol to Jackson, contending that he injected the King of Pop with a fatal dose of the drug.

The defense will attempt to convince jurors that Jackson killed himself by self-injecting the final dose.

The arguments will be followed by jury deliberation.

If Murray is convicted, he faces up to four years in prison.

Today’s proceedings are slated to begin at 8:45 a.m. PT.

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Murray will tell the judge this morning if he’ll take the stand to testify in his own defense, which is highly unlikely.

Closing arguments, followed by jury deliberations, are expected to come this week.

Today’s proceedings are slated to begin at 8:45 a.m. PT.

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Dr. Conrad Murray‘s manslaughter trial in the death of Michael Jackson continues today.

The prosecution will cross-examine the defense’s final and most important witness, Dr. Paul White, who testified on Friday that Jackson likely caused his own death by injecting himself with a lethal dose of propofol.

The prosecution is trying to prove it was Dr. Murray who administered the final and fatal dose.

Closing arguments, followed by jury deliberations, are expected to come this week.

Today’s proceedings are slated to begin at 8:45 a.m. PT.

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Dr. Paul White, an anesthesiologist brought to the stand to counter the prosecution’s primary medical witness, told jurors he believes the insomnia-addled King of Pop took lorezepam, a sedative, and then self-administered the propofol that killed him.

“You think it was a self-injection of propofol between 11:30 and 12?” asked Murray’s lawyer, J. Michael Flanagan.

White replied, “In my opinion, yes.”

Murray’s defense team is hoping to establish the case that Jackson – not the doctor – administered the drug that ended his life in June 2009.

Dr. Steven Shafer, an expert for the prosecution, has said that he believes it’s highly unlikely Jackson gave himself the propofol.

Jurors still have to make up their minds, but members of the Jackson family were not swayed by White’s testimony.

“MiCHAEL DID NOT KILL HIMSELF!!! HE WOULD NEVER DO THAT!!!!!!” tweeted the late icon’s sister, La Toya Jackson, after today’s claims.

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Dr. Conrad Murray‘s manslaughter trial in the death of Michael Jackson continues today.

Yesterday, Murray’s side called medical experts to the stand who testified that Jackson might have self-administered the propofol that killed him.

The defense will present more of its case today.

Today’s proceedings are slated to begin at 9:00 a.m. PT.

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Dr. Conrad Murray‘s manslaughter trial in the death of Michael Jackson continues today.

The defense will call medical experts to the stand who are expected to testify that Jackson most likely self-administered the propofol that killed him.

On Wednesday, Murray cried when his former patients testified about the wonderful care he had given them.

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