Immediately after a Los Angeles jury found him guilty of administering the fatal dose of anaesthetic propofol that cost the King of Pop his life in 2009. The medic did not testify in the six-week case, but he is set to share his side of the story in the upcoming documentary Michael Jackson and the Doctor. The show, which features footage from indepth interviews with Murray filmed in 2009 - shortly after Jackson's death, is due to air on American TV news network MSNBC on Friday (11Nov11) - but the bosses of Jackson's estate won't be watching.
A statement issued by the estate reads: "Like so many of Michael's fans, the Estate is also disgusted by MSNBC's irresponsible and inexplicable decision to air a Conrad Murray 'documentary'. "The Co-Executors, John Branca and John McClain, are sending a letter to the top executives at Comcast, NBC Universal and MSNBC to express their disdain for their actions."
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