Dr. Conrad Murray ‘Michael Jackson wanted a brain transplant’

Michael Jackson’s former doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray, has opened up about the night the late singer died.

Murray – who was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for administering sedative Propofal to MJ, causing him to fall unconscious and eventually stop breathing in 2009 - told Weekend Sunrise that he believes the King of Pop secretly took another drug on that night.

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“I didn’t think [the 25ml of Propofal he administered him] was possible to cause sedation,” the former doctor reveals. “I discovered MJ lifeless. I totally disagree that the amount I gave him caused sedation. I think in my absence he took something else.”

The disgraced doctor, who was sentenced to the maximum penalty of four years of incarceration in 2011, also revealed that MJ talked about having a brain transplant.

“Michael's past has been a momentous disaster, he carried a lot of pain.,” Murray admitted.

“He felt he could no longer look at the person in the mirror and get away from the issues. His hair could be changed, his skin could be changed, but his memory never changed. He wanted to have brain surgery and talked about having a brain transplant. Something that has never been done before.

"Michael was running away from himself.”

Murray also touched upon the revelation in his new book, This Is It!: The Secret lives of Dr. Conrad Murray and Michael Jackson, that the Thriller singer dressed up in disguises to meet women and call girls.

“Some of Michael’s behaviour hinged on the boundaries of being abnormal,” he added. “But it does not define you as being a monster.”

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