Michael Jackson's Live-In Doctor Missing
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More information keeps trickling in about the death of pop star Michael Jackson.
TMZ.com is reporting that Jackson's doctor--who lived in his home--has gone missing. Obviously the police are interested in speaking with the doc, who is rumored to have given Michael an injection shortly before he died.
MSNBC reports that the doctor's BMW has been towed and will be searched for any evidence leading to the cause of Jackson's death.
Reports say Jackson's family believe the singer was taking too much morphine, while other reports say the King of Pop died from an overdose of the prescription drug Demerol.
Update: The MIA doctor has been identified as Dr. Conrad Robert Murray, a cardiologist from Houston, Texas. Dr. Murray allegedly tried to revive Michael until the paramedics showed up. It's also now being reported that the car that was towed last night belongs to the doctor's sister. Police are still looking for Dr. Murray.
Update: Authorities say Dr. Murray is back in Los Angeles and is preparing to speak with law enforcement officials.
