Why Did Dr. Conrad Murray Record Conversations With Michael Jackson?

The Talk is the CBS answer to The View. The ladies of the Talk were discussing exactly why Dr. Conrad Murray would be recording Michael Jackson while the pop icon was in such an apparent, drug induced state. Kris Jenner who has been filling in for Sharon Osbourne all week on The Talk was the first person on the panel to pose the question.
As a matter of personal opinion, I think it should be noted that Michael Jackson was not afraid of being recorded and in fact probably wanted himself recorded while he was expressing the need to help children in the world. The fact that Murray apparently recorded Jackson while Jackson was talking about building a children’s hospital is something that people should not be surprised by.

Michael Jackson may or may not have done some harm to young children throughout his career, but you cannot deny the fact that he also helped many young children by making sure that these children were able to get medical care from some of the top physicians around the world. A person can find a lot of good mixed in with the allegations that swirled around Michael Jackson for years.

The ladies of The Talk were saddened by the fact that the photo of an ailing Jackson on a bed was shown and how this would end up being one of the last images that we would end up seeing of the King of Pop. I think Michael Jackson himself would not be surprised by how the media has taken a fascination in his death. Michael Jackson did reportedly seem to trust Dr. Conrad Murray so I think Jackson did not expect to die while he was under the care of Dr. Murray. Jackson presumably understood the risks of Propofol more than likely and the whole thing is truly a tragic mess.

In conclusion, I think Michael Jackson may have been trying to do some good in the world by being recorded and he did not care that the media would potentially hear him while under the influence of potentially numerous substances.