Dr Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's personal doctor, has denied reports the singer had been dead for two hours before emergency services were called to his home in Los Angeles on 25 June but admitted to a 30 minute delay. "Michael Jackson stopped breathing 30 minutes before emergency personnel were called out to his house," Miranda Sevcik, Murray's legal aide told The People before discussing claims the doctor had administered Jackson with the anaesthetic propofol shortly before his death. "We cannot comment on whether Dr Murray gave Michael propofol - that will have to be addressed when the toxicology report comes out. We have to be careful what we say. I have heard the toxicology reports have been delayed because some of the reports are contradictory. When things are contradictory it raises doubts. The investigators are not sharing any information with us. Because we don't know what is in that report we don't know if he is going to get an apology or an indictment. But we have nothing that we are hiding. There are two sides to every story. Dr Murray is getting hit with all these accusations but we have not been able to say anything." Last week police seized mobile phones and computers from Murray's Las Vegas home as part of their investigation into Jackson's death.
