Michael Jackson Doctor Conrad Murray Found Guilty Of Manslaughter

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[url="http://api.getsmartlinks.com/r?app_id=opencandy&guid=E44573DB-F5EC-C7C3-7A68-F61B8CD6E8DB&time=132070457&ref_hash=0e40c044&url=http:%2F%2Fwww.usmagazine.com%2Fcelebrities%2Fmichael-jackson&pid=1&cid=908&link_id=5720321&score=4.21&fb_id=09889g&src=Us%20Magazine&sense=ncoLlcPqrt32KyIAFStBaA&hash=d25f8e9fea609a833aaf53080fb48a4a&img=http:%2F%2Fapi.getsmartlinks.com%2Fimages%2Fcallout%2Fsources%2Fus_magazine.png&v%5Btt714%5D=tt_1&v%5Blink_target2%5D=_blank"]Michael Jackson[/url]'s personal[url="http://www.kmart.com/"]doctor[/url] was found guilty on Monday of involuntary manslaughter in the pop star's death.

[url="http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/Dr-Conrad-Murray"]Dr Conrad Murray[/url] had pleaded not guilty to giving the "Thriller" singer a fatal dose of the powerful anesthetic [url="http://www.webmd.com/drugs/drug-3519-propofol%20IV.aspx?drugid=3519&drugname=propofol%20IV&source=3"]propofol[/url], which was ruled as the main cause of his death on June 25, 2009.

Prosecutors argued during the six-week trial that Murray was grossly negligent in administering the [url="http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/propofol"]propofol[/url] to help Jackson sleep as he prepared for a series of comeback concerts.

Defense attorneys said Jackson gave himself the fatal dose of propofol.