Dr Conrad Murray Says He Did Not Kill Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson's personal doctor Dr Conrad Murray has spoken out for the first time since Jacko's death and said he "did not kill" the star. Dr Murray, 55, said he had been made a "scapegoat" for the King of Pop's death, after he died in LA last month after suffering a heart attack. It has been claimed by experts that the star's heart attack could have been brought on by a drug. Reports claim a drug called Propofol could have been the reason for his death but Dr Murray said: "I did not give Michael anything that could have led to his death. "I do not know anything more than anyone else about what killed Michael – but it wasn't me." He added to British newspaper The People: "It's human nature to try and find a scapegoat but if I was the focus of a criminal probe I would have been told by now. "I have been told nothing even though I have been co-operating with the police since Day One."