Conrad Murray Trial - Day Twenty

borndem said:

Yes, Credence, that is true. Cooper, as I said was some kind of specially-degreed developer of Voice something or other (he had some kind of certification that only several thousand people in the world have -- ?? -- no idea, but you probably know ...), and he often worked at home, so he had a lot of routers, CISCO tech equipment for receiving/sending calls, and I-don't-know-what-all at his home office. He had the know-how and ability with soft- and hardware to insert special code in the operations as he was setting up the calls, etc. And that's about all I am either bold or stupid :doh: enuff to say here!! hwow:

If you ever have the time, and you aren't familiar with this case, and you really like digging into & hearing this way-up-there-tele-stuff, you would probably really enjoy the telecom-forensics in the Cooper case.

And Good Morning to you, and Trick or Treat!!

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Thundar said:

Thank you for posting that link again. I somehow missed it the first time around. A really good read.

So Murray told three different stories, one in his LE interview, one to White, and one to the other expert. The story evolved to put the blame on MJ more and more as time went on, imagine that. I also feel bad that the jury won't know about any of this before making their determination of guilt. I wonder how many stories Murray told to his defense. No wonder they don't know where to go with their questions, it probably depends on what story they are going with on that day....

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Talina said:

I know none of us want to see a short cross examination of Dr. White by Walgren but, honestly, he could make it very short indeed.

Walgreen: Dr. White, would you ever give propofol in a home or clinical setting with no assistance?
Walgreen: Dr. White, would you ever give propofol in a home or clinical setting with no monitoring equipment?
Walgreen: Dr. White, would you ever have multiple bottles of IV drugs and oral medications within reach of a patient that you were sedating?
Walgreen: Dr. White, would you ever leave a patient unattended after having administered propofol without having that patient completely out of sedation and verbally and physically responding to you?
Walgreen: Dr. White, you have answered no to all of the questions asked so far. Is there any amount of money that would convince you to change any of those answers to "yes"?

No further questions your honor.

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Credence said:

Dang it abc video choppy -- anyone have another good link?

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