During the fourth day of the involuntary manslaughter trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, the personal physician of Michael Jackson, Murray didn't come off looking particularly good. One paramedic who responded to the 911 call said that the story Murray told him at the scene "did not add up," adding that Murray didn't mention Propofol among the drugs that Jackson had taken. (He also brought into question the timeline that Murray presented when asked how long Jackson had been down.)
Another paramedic, describing Murray as "flustered" and "sweating profusely," told the court that Murray scooped up three bottles of lidocaine from the floor and stashed them in a bag while Jackson was about to be transported to the hospital.