Steve,
Maybe, I should have gone into moore detail abt what I was saying...
example: Let's say that Michael was taking 50 mg. and a tubex was loaded
with 100 mg. or moore, but in a tubex marked as a 50.... Yes, I'm familiar
w/Narcan and how is works... [I've been highly trained on class 1-5's and higher]
control substances. The doc would Not have known the difference
the being would go to sleep as they normally will. Doc checks his pt.
after let's say 15-20 min. AND he is Not breathing... It's already tooo late.
If it was Me investigating... I'd secure every tubex... test the contents
for strength of Demerol (Now remember same amount of fluid in each tubex
container) I'd also want to test the discarded tubex as there should be som
left in the needle... Medical professionals are trusting would have just loaded
the tubex in the dispenser.... I'd secure Everything; lock it down tight...
I'd also check the source of the meds. You would only need one Hot tubex
in the box; You know how they're packaged; you have to break the tab for
each tubex removed... Got to think like a perp. I'd want to test that needle
Also, the Doc was from Vegas. Source of meds. probably Apria or som
other provider... Not going to find That in the local pharmacy.
50 concerts; I had No Idea it was that many... Now, it's even more
likely.
Trooly,
Tango
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Originally Posted by Steve_A
Hi Tango,
Crikey, not likely! You are spot on about Demorol.
The thing is though that the heart stops because there is no more oxygen in the body due to the stoppage of breathing.
There is an antedote called Narcan which should always be at hand and the doctor would have known this if he was a cardiologist.
But I ask, as I did in another thread about the death of Jackson, is why the doctor didn't take Jackson to hospital in his own car? The hospital was not all that far away and he could have called ahead to let an emergency team know that he was arriving.
One time I had an emergency with a child and that is what I did. Instead of waiting tfor an ambulance to arrive, I took the kid in my car and phoned to tell the ER I was arriving, and they were ready when I got there!
You added a nice piece of information for my hypothesis of reasons to kill. When the insurance was taken out, Jackson had to go through a complete medical. He was thin, frail, 50 years old, and was wanting to be insured for a grueling 50 shows in a short space of time, after being a couch potato for some years!
I would love to know if the guy who signed the contract is still in his job!! 
Still, we will find out in the end...... or will we?
Best regards,
Steve |