Hidden Drug Stash Found in Jackson's House (I know some are tired of this story).

[wilheim]

TMZ.com reports...

Posted Jul 25th 2009 2:00AM by TMZ Staff

Law enforcement sources tell us Dr. Conrad Murray kept a stash of drugs -- including the powerful anesthesia Propofol -- hidden in his closet at Michael Jackson's home.

Sources say when the LAPD first searched Jackson's home the night he died, they did not turn up Propofol or many of the other drugs that were in Jackson's house.

Dr. Murray talked to the LAPD the following Saturday and the information he supplied triggered another, broader search warrant. Cops returned to the house the following Monday and discovered "various drugs" secretly stashed in a closet in the guest room where Dr. Murray was staying.
Here's the amazing thing ...law enforcement sources say Dr. Murray himself told LAPD detectives about the closet when he was interviewed the Saturday after Jackson's death.

One law enforcement source says: "The drugs were concealed...they weren't obvious." Among the stash -- Propofol, the drug authorities believe killed Michael Jackson.


wil.

 

[bigtendominator]

Wow, he looks like he maybe facing some serious charges.

 

[wilheim]

Wow, he looks like he maybe facing some serious charges.
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He should, these doctors that supply the very rich celebs with super dangerous drugs are just doing it for the money. Going back to Elvis and even Marilyn Monroe before him, to John Belushi, and the recent rash of celibrity overdoses are all the result of them having doctors in their pockets who for a price will get the celeb anything he wants. Anna Nicole Smith and her son Daniel both were victims of the very potent drug methadone. Heath Ledger over did it with deadly cocktail of prescription medicine.

Specifically, the deadly drug cocktail included:
Oxycodone, also known under brand name OxyContin, a potent painkiller
Hydrocodone, an ingredient in Vicodin, other painkillers, and some cough suppressants
Diazepam or Valium, an antianxiety drug sometimes prescribed as a muscle relaxant
Alprazolam or Xanax, prescribed for anxiety and panic attacks
Temazepam or Restoril, prescribed for insomnia
Doxylamine, an antihistamine over-the-counter sleep aid sold in the U.S. as Unisom.

River Phoenix is another tragic case. River's autopsy showed lethal levels of cocaine and morphine (heroin shows up as morphine, as the body metabolizes it), Valium, marijuana and ephedrine. Ephedrine is the main ingredient found in crystal meth. Official cause of death was Acute multiple drug ingestion. River Phoenix was 23 years old. In River's case he was messing with a deadly combination of mostly street drugs. The Valium didn't help though.

I am sure there are many other cases where money paid to unscrupulous doctors caused early deaths.



wil.

 

[WorldNumberOne]

all this started because of the pepsi thing.

how his addictions to pain killers couldnt have been cured 20 years ago is beyond me.

i will say this , i can see how he got addicted after watching that new video of 1/2 his head burning off .

and the cops looked in that closet a month ago and couldnt find them cause they were " concealed "

another keystone cops episode in l.a. .... nice work idiots. they were probably in a drawer that said " no drugs in here , dont look in here "

 

[HacheMan]

I personally don't have a problem with the continuous stories.

They will fade in time & like him or not he was one of the most popular entertainers ever, so why not soak it all in while we can.....

 

[FairWarning]

I personally don't have a problem with the continuous stories.

They will fade in time & like him or not he was one of the most popular entertainers ever, so why not soak it all in while we can.....

What gets clouded are the people on one side that thinks their heroes can do no wrong, vs the people who cannot wait for these guys to fail.