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, four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter and as national correspondent ben tracy reports, he also got a sterne. >> drr. murray became involved n a cycle of horrible medicine. >> reporter: the judge pastor called dr. conrad murray a grace. >> some may feel this was a medical malpractice case. it wasn't. it was and is a criminal homicide case. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued murray was so reckless, he deserves the maximum sentence. >> the defendant was playing russian roulette with michael jackson's life every single night. dr. conrad murray was administering propofol in that scene in a reckless manager. >> reporter: the judge said dr. murray said this recording of michael jackson as a blackmail. >> it was designed for that patient at a vulnerable point. >> reporter: pastor said he gave murray the four-year sentence in part because he never showed any remorse and said jackson demanded the drug that killed him. >> and dr. murray says he feels betrayed and entrapped by michael jackson. yikes! talk about blaming the victim. >> michael is not coming back. >> reporter: the jackson family did not

got the maximum sentence, four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter and as ben tracy reports, he also got a sterne. >> dr. murray became involved in a cycle of horrible medicine. >> reporter: in a blistering rebuke, judge michael pastor called dr. conrad murray's actions a disgrace to his profession, giving michael jackson a powerful anesthetic propofol in exchange for $150,000 per month. >> some may feel this was a medical malpractice case. it wasn't. it was and is a criminal homicide case. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued murray was so reckless, he deserved the maximum sentence. >> the defendant was playing russian roulette with michael jackson's life every single night and conrad murray was administering propofol in that reckless, obscene manner. >> i hurt, you know? i hurt. >> reporter: the judge even implied that dr. murray made this recording of a drugged michael jackson so he could later blackmail the singer. >> that tape recording was dr. murray's insurance policy. it was designed to record his patient surreptitiously at that patient's most vulnerable point. >> reporter: pastor says he