Conrad Murray Found Guilty

JACKSON TRIAL

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 1:06PM EDT / Published Nov. 08, 2011 1:31AM EST

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The verdict is in. Conrad Murray was found guilty, after less than nine total hours of jury deliberation. Michael Jackson’s doctor was accused of being responsible for the King of Pop’s death, and now will face up to four years in prison and the revocation of his medical license. The six-week trial, which revealed a photo of Jackson's dead body and a chilling audio recording of the singer under medication, came to an end Monday on the second day of deliberations. Murray was sent to jail following the announcement and placed on suicide watch hours after being taken into custody. He will be held without bail until Nov. 29, when he will receive his official sentence.

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Conrad Murray Found Guilty

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