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reganvida: The promoters of Michael Jackson's last
tour were "so excited" about making huge
profits that they did not bother to hire a
competent doctor for the star, his family's
lawyer said Tuesday in closing
arguments. As a five-month trial draws to a
close, Jackson attorney Brian Panish said the
self-styled King of Pop was "an easy target"
for AEG Live, which was managing his "This
is It" tour starting in London in 2009. "We
may never see the likes of Michael Jackson
again," Panish told the 12-member jury in a
courtroom in downtown Los Angeles,
where the trial opened in April and has seen
nearly 60 witnesses and over 800 pieces of
evidence. Jackson died on June 25, 2009
from an overdose of the anesthetic
propofol at his rented Holmby Hills mansion
outside Los Angeles, where he was
rehearsing for the "This is It" shows at
London's 02 Arena. He was 50 years old. Dr.
Conrad Murray was convicted of
involuntary manslaughter in a criminal trial
in 2011 for giving the drug to the "Thriller"
star who suffered from chronic insomnia to
help him sleep. He was jailed for four years.
In the civil trial, the singer's mother
Katherine Jackson, 83, is seeking massive
damages her lawyers have cited $1.5 billion
in lost income and an unspecified amount
for emotional loss and other damages for
Jackson's death. She alleges that AEG Live
negligently hired an inappropriate and
incompetent doctor for her son Murray is a
cardiologist and missed a series of red flags
about his failing health in the run-up to his
death. "They chose not to check anything
about Dr. Murray's background. They chose
to run the risk, to make a huge profit, and
they lost and they're responsible," he said.
"AEG wanted the King of Pop in their arena
in London. They would do whatever it took
to get him on stage. They were so excited
about how much money they were going
to make," he added. "They knew what they
were getting. Now they want to come in
and deny it." Summing up his case, he said
Jackson may have been one of the world's
most famous entertainers but in his mind
he was like "a real-life Peter Pan." "He was
an easy target" for the corporate promoter,
long experienced in running tours for some
of the biggest acts in the world, he said. AEG
Live counters that it did not sign a contract
with Murray, and that a promised $150,000
a month for his services would come from
an advance it was making to Jackson,
meaning effectively that the star hired his
own medic. The promoter's lead lawyer,
Marvin Putnam, is due to present his side's
closing arguments after Panish concludes
his summing up.

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