CarolinaMoon
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Credence, thanks so much for the link to the motion filed by Walgren. (http://ww2.lasuperiorcourt.org/hp/kusbj2jfzfjuhcqf1jb2znv0/1448500652.pdf)
As I didn't follow the case very closely the past two years, I was wondering why the prosecution team was focusing on Murray's little chat with LE and limiting its testimony to the "facts" that came out of it. It explained to me clearly why Dr. White wouldn't take the case until he talked to CM. It obviously was a DT tactic to change the "story" in a back-door sorta' way. It didn't work.
Obviously, White wouldn't have taken the case based on what CM told LE because when taken as fact, it fell apart so easily. I am so pleased that a little bit of that factoid got out to the jury before White was shut down. Can't un-ring the bell, and it is in their heads that he interviewed Murray before attempting to come up with a plausible theory.
LOL! If there was no infusion, why was there proopofol in the Y? Did MJ supposedly inject the propofol directly into the joint? As a relatively uninformed trial watcher, it makes no sense to me. There just had to be that drip.
Oh, how I wish there was some way to get before the jury that CM told two different experts two different stories! I especially loved the part where in Dr. White's statement he opined it was possible CM put the lidocane-propofol in the juice container!
Peeps, if you haven't already read this, please do! It's a look on the dark side of Dr. White and a Dr. Haraszti, who never made it to the witness stand.
As I didn't follow the case very closely the past two years, I was wondering why the prosecution team was focusing on Murray's little chat with LE and limiting its testimony to the "facts" that came out of it. It explained to me clearly why Dr. White wouldn't take the case until he talked to CM. It obviously was a DT tactic to change the "story" in a back-door sorta' way. It didn't work.
Obviously, White wouldn't have taken the case based on what CM told LE because when taken as fact, it fell apart so easily. I am so pleased that a little bit of that factoid got out to the jury before White was shut down. Can't un-ring the bell, and it is in their heads that he interviewed Murray before attempting to come up with a plausible theory.
LOL! If there was no infusion, why was there proopofol in the Y? Did MJ supposedly inject the propofol directly into the joint? As a relatively uninformed trial watcher, it makes no sense to me. There just had to be that drip.
Oh, how I wish there was some way to get before the jury that CM told two different experts two different stories! I especially loved the part where in Dr. White's statement he opined it was possible CM put the lidocane-propofol in the juice container!
Peeps, if you haven't already read this, please do! It's a look on the dark side of Dr. White and a Dr. Haraszti, who never made it to the witness stand.