Doc administered propofol to Jackson?

Three sources have claimed that Dr Conrad Murray administered the drug propofol to Michael Jackson and then left the singer alone prior to his death.

The medical practitioner recently admitted that he waited 30 minutes to call an ambulance after the 'Thriller' star stopped breathing.

Murray allegedly left Jackson by himself following administering the potent drug to him in order to make a series of telephone calls on the morning that he died. The King Of Pop was not responsive by the time he returned to his bedroom, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The doctor is said to have obtained the surgical anaesthetic in Las Vegas, while he acknowledged to police investigating him in the manslaughter probe that he had legally procured the medication.

He is also claimed to have told law enforcement officials that he had given Jackson doses of the drug to aid his insomnia steadily over the course of his employment. Murray was reportedly paid $150,000 (£90,000) a month for his services.

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