MJ's self-injection 'could not have killed...

A leading anaesthesiologist has told jurors in the trial of the manslaughter case of Michael Jackson's personal physician, Dr Conrad Murray, that it is "extremely unlikely" that the late singer would have caused his own death by swallowing Profopol.

Shafer, who is expected to be the prosecution's last witness, also told the jurors that the drug cannot enter the bloodstream in a sizeable....more