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Dr. Conrad Murray was guilty of involuntary manslaughter when he administered propofol, a surgical anesthetic to pop singer Michael Jackson to treat his insomnia, jurors ruled today.
Nov. 7, 2011 - Los Angeles, California, U.S - Fans of Michael Jackson gather in front of the Los Angeles Superior Court waiting for the verdict to be read in the manslaughter trial agains Dr. Conrad Murray in Los Angeles, California. (Credit Image: © Jonathan Alcorn/ZUMAPRESS.com)
The announcement took social media by storm -- follow on Twitter.
Do you think the jurors made the right decision? Did you follow the trial, and have you been commenting on social media?
BlogHers on Michael Jackson and the Conrad Murray Trial
- Rose Speaks has been on a verdict watch -- she has posted the jury instructions.
- The Jackson Trial: There's an App for That
- Michael Jackson's Legacy by mariablancoh on BlogHer
- Anniversary of Jackson's Death: Honoring the King of Pop and His Kids by Mia Mercado on BlogHer
- Michael Jackson, Dead at 50 by Megan Smith on BlogHer
- How Michael Jackson Made Me Cool by Mommy Nani Booboo
