That testimony really was a non-testimony as far as I could tell. You really can't tell anything from that testimony except the times Murray's phone was in use and of course the defense proved you can't tell for sure it was Murry using the phone.
Conrad Murray trial -Day five.
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UK UK - Claudia Lawrence, 35, Chef, York University, 18 March 2009 #19
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Not just Sprint but Sprint/Nextel.
This I think might be the phone that texted Murray and the times they texted back and forth. Because on that highlighted in yellow chart had a name that looked like Conrad as a receiving phone.
When prosecution asked Mr. Strohm who this number belonged to of these records, he said Conrad Murray so that sounds like to me he is the subscriber to this Nextel/Sprint phone. I could have heard that wrong.
But on this Sprint/Nextel phone they only have certain numbers highlighted. And they just asked if they could tell if that call was answered by Murray. So the call started on this number and went to Murray. That's what I am getting out of this.
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1020 am call 111 seconds.
1034 am 8 1/2 minutes
1126 am out 7 seconds
108 pm out 2 minutes.
Dr Murrays sprint nextel phone.
checked Murrays in and out calls no way to tell if they were answered or not.
1034 am 8 1/2 minutes
1126 am out 7 seconds
108 pm out 2 minutes.
Dr Murrays sprint nextel phone.
checked Murrays in and out calls no way to tell if they were answered or not.
Thanks, so who's was the other AT&T phone?
I hope they explain this sometime better. I hope the jury isn't as confused with these records as I am.
There were quite a few initiated by this number too and the name below was Conrad Murray. The calls initiated by other numbers and received by this number had Conrad Murray as the receiver to this number. I think this was his number.
The AT&T number was also Dr. Murray.
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He had two phones. Sprint and an I phone.
Well I suppose one explanation is that he has two cell phones. I've known people that do that so for various reasons, one for business one for personal as an example.
Another explanation could be that Dr. Murray has gotten a phone for someone else under his name ( a girlfriend perhaps) and that is who was using the other phone but the account was in his name. I'm sure this will be cleared up later in testimony.
Well no wonder he only had time for one patient. And he shortchanged that patient too.
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In interduced himself as MJ private doctor to the winess
Witness states ,,,
Murray told her he had been very tired ,he replied Avaitan IV when asked if he had given micheal any medican.
What time was the Ativan given he didnt know.
next he said he left and when he came back MJ wasnt breathing and he wasnt able to tell the doctor the time when he noticed he wasnt breathing.
She said he said he had no idea about time he wasnt good with time.(what?)
Witness states ,,,
Murray told her he had been very tired ,he replied Avaitan IV when asked if he had given micheal any medican.
What time was the Ativan given he didnt know.
next he said he left and when he came back MJ wasnt breathing and he wasnt able to tell the doctor the time when he noticed he wasnt breathing.
She said he said he had no idea about time he wasnt good with time.(what?)
When Dr. Nguyen got to the trauma room, Dr. Murray introduced himself to her as Mr. Jackson's private physician. When she asked what had happened, he told her Mr. Jackson was rehearsing for a tour was very tired and had been asking him for help sleeping. He told her had given 4 milligrams of ativan (sp) intravenously (another name for Lorazepam (sp)) and he told her he had given no other med. The cardiologist asked what time and he couldn't remember. He told her that he left briefly and he went back and the patient was not breathing. She asked him what time was that and he said he did not know. She asked him from the time he noticed the patient was down from the time EMS was called how much time and he said he did not know.
ETA: Dr. Nyugen testified that Dr. Murray told her he did not have a watch and had no concept of time.
ETA: Dr. Nyugen testified that Dr. Murray told her he did not have a watch and had no concept of time.
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