Janet Jackson Talks Conrad Murray: 'Truth Always Prevails'
Date: 11/17/09 | Newsroom
Filed under: R&B News, Janet Jackson
Janet Jackson is moving forward with life after a painful summer. Speaking with ABC in the forthcoming 'In The Spotlight with Robin Roberts feature, Jackson says her brother's in home physician is responsible for his death.
"He was the one that was administering," Jackson told Roberts in what has been distributed online as a preview of the primetime interview. "I think he is responsible."
While there has been much speculation about her late brother and fellow entertainer Michael Jackson and reported drug related abuse, Jackson believes the truth will come out.
Telling Roberts she does not want "someone else" to suffer at the hands of Dr. Conrad Murrary, Jackson goes on to say "the truth always prevails".
'In the Spotlight with Robin Roberts' featuring Janet Jackson will air Wednesday, November 18 on ABC.
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I LOVE JANET JACKSON SHE IS PRETTY GIRL WE MISS MICHAEL JACKSON
janet i fell out laughting when wendy williams said that she did not know that you lived in new york . because i said to thet.v janet don't play that telling all of her business. people can learn a lot from you janet. now a sister who lives in phili said that she remember that you lived in n/y andyway you are the best. we will be watching you tonight on tv.
i am waiting on your music janet, and your new movie and to see you out there doing those unique dance routines that is always off the hook.
michael was not an addict and murray is responsible, he is the DOCTOR. he should have known better. in the end he didn't care for his patient
Janet, I really admire you, but the truth doesn't always prevail as it pertains to your family. The entire lot has been perpetuating untruths and cover-ups for decades. Face it: Your brother was a functioning addict who was so use to getting his way, and feeling that he could survive anything (He did name an album "Invicible"). Michael suffered a great deal at his and other members of your family's hands.