Because plenty of urine was in the bottle next to the bed, this proves MJ was not dehydrated Thursday morning when he allegedly called CM.
In the interview played in Court on Friday, Dr. Murray said he gave Propofol to Michael every day for months and Nicole Alvarez said Dr. Murray left at 9 pm everyday to go to Michaels; so CM was already at MJs residence and this phone call by MJ to CM at 1 am never took place.
To date there has been no proof presented in Court to prove Michael made this call to Dr. Murray and Dr. Murray answered it. Therefore I dont believe this conversation took place which supports my theory CM and MJ planned Michaels death in advance.
Elissa Fleak stated in her narrative report,
I spoke with Detective S. Smith from the LAPD and he reported that on the early morning of 6/25/ 2009 (Thursday), the decedent placed a call to his primary physician, cardiologist Dr. Conrad Murray. The decedent complained of being dehydrated and not able to sleep. Dr. Murray went to the decedents residence and administered medical care.
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/02/09/mj_autopsy.pdf
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In earlier testimony, security already testified that Dr. Murray was at the residence by the time they returned from rehearsal and that was normal. I believe I recall the testimony being that was one of the "prep" things that was on the list (so to speak) as far as making sure Dr. Murray was at the residence before Michael would return from a rehearsal.
In the bold part above, I do agree that is what was said but I noticed that Dr. Murray does not speak as though English is his first language (at least to me). To call someone doesn't necessarily mean you pick up the phone and place a call. It can also mean to summon them to your side if they are in a different room. Dr. Murray could have meant MJ called out to him and just used the word called him, instead saying it slightly differently.
It could be the detective interpreted just as you did when Dr.Murray said he was called by MJ and that is how the detective then passed that on to Ms. Fleak. Remember that this was before their interview with security. The detectives would not have known until security interviews that Dr. Murray was already there so they wouldn't have even thought in the interview to ask clarifying questions of Dr. Murray to that type of wording he used about a call.
I do not believe for one second MJ intended to commit suicide. The video in
This is It shows to me a man who is driven to put on a spectacular performance, not one that is depressed with suicidal thoughts. Granted, there was the concerned phone call from his manager to the Dr. and the emails regarding concern about MJ. But do not forget the May 10 recording of MJ in an inebriated/altered (from something) state wherein he is talking about how good he wants the concert to be and how he plans to build a children's hospital. I suspect, if, in his heart and mind he planned on suicide, that is what we would have heard him talking about in that altered state, not the desire for success of his concert and his dream of a children's hospital. We would have heard despair to go on and desire to end things and I'll go out on a limb here and say Dr. Murray has NOTHING at all whatsoever (writing, video, or audio recording of or from MJ) to show MJ was contemplating suicide. IMO
ETA: I'm also very curious about that May 10 video. It was recorded on a Sunday morning at around 9am. Flanagan flippantly said "that's what happens when Dr. Murray isn't there to take care of him" to JVM when she asked him his thoughts about that excerpt that was played early on. Well Mr.Flanagan are you suggesting he arrived to MJ's residence at 9am and found him in that state? From testimony from Ms. Alvarez, she said he was usually getting home after being at MJs all night around 9, 10, 11am in the mornings. So, who actually put him in that state to begin with and if your (Flanagan) stance is that MJ did it to himself while Dr. Murray was there but MJ was able to sneak the drugs, then it didn't do much good that Dr. Murray was there, did it?
I wonder if there are cell phone records that will show his phone activity and cell tower pings that day at a range of time for that evening so we can see if Dr. Murray was there the entire night before the morning of that recording.