katydid23
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It does worry me that the DT is trying to set up the reasonable doubt by putting up a scenario where MJ took some kind of overdose of something all by himself. I think it is clear that he had a history of drug abuse over the years. And just the fact that he wanted a full time personal physician, essentially just to prescribe him prescription meds in his home each night---that is problematic. That right there says that he felt 'entitled' to take anything that he had laying around for himself in the home. I think the prosecution is going to have to fight this scenario head on. They have to also make it clear that no matter what happened, Dr Murray was negligent and should be held accountable because he was not in the room to monitor his patient.