. >> we, the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: in 2011, a different luntary manslaughter. he is now behind bars. it was conrad murray who administered the fatal dose of hospital grade anesthetic propofol killing the pop star. the question in this case who was murray working for? jackson or aeg live? [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: attorneys for katherine jackson, mike cam a-- mike cam's mother and three children. they argue that they agreed to pay murray's salary and murray secretly in debt was under pressure to perform to get jackson ready for the tour. >> we got to get him. if heave do doesn't perform i d get paid. a con flflict of interest. >> reporter: the jackson family lawyer said this e-mail proved otherwise in it an aeg producer expressed frustration with murray allowing jacks on to miss rehearsals. >> remind dr. murray, aeg, not mj -- >> reporter: top aeg executives back pedalled furiously. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> all they would say, truthfully is i don't remember the e-mail. he said he was getting hund

. >> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty. >> reporter: in 2011, a different luntary manslaughter. he's now behind bars. it was conrad murray who administered the fatal dose of hospital grade anesthetic propofol killing the pop star. the question in this case, who was murray working for? jackson or aeg live? >> if they hired him, they were controlling -- >> reporter: attorneys for katherine jackson, his mother, and his children, argued aeg live agreed to pay murray's salary, and that murray, who was seat creditly in debt, was under pressure to perform to get jackson ready for the tour. >> we got to get him. if he doesn't perform i don't get paid. there's an inherent conflict of interest. >> reporter: if there was any doubt whatsoever, the jackson family lawyer said this e-mail proved otherwise. in it an aeg producer expressed frustration with murray, allowing jackson to miss rehearsals. >> we need to remind dr. murray it's aeg, not m.j., that's paying him. >> reporter: questioned about that e-mail under oath, aeg executives backpedalled furiously. >> i don't re

conrad murray. >> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: the doctor is now behindrs. the question before this court, who was he working for? jackson's mother and three children sought $1.5 billion in damages from concert promoter aeg live, claiming aeg was paying murray's salary and pushing him to get jackson fit for the tour. >> they hired him. they were controlling dr. murray. >> reporter: aeg argued that murray was strictly jackson's personal doctor, that they had no control over his treatment. >> aeg live never would have agreed to finance this tour if it knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. >> reporter: we know that the jury has made the determination that aeg did hire michael jackson's doctor. what the7o!m potential damages t be, we don't yet know. we will be paying attention as the jury continues to read down the list of questions. at stake could be millions or billions of dollars. >> watching this minute by minute. >>> we want to tell you about a developing story out of tennessee, a head on crash involving a church bust.

conrad murray. >> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty. behind bars.uestion before this court, who was he working for? jackson's mother and three children sought $1.5 billion in damages from concert promoter aeg live, claiming aeg was paying murray's salary and pushing him to get jackson fit for the tour. >> they hired him. they were controlling dr. murray. >> reporter: aeg argued that murray was strictly jackson's personal doctor, that they had no control over his treatment. >> aeg live never would have agreed to finance this tour if it knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. >> reporter: in the end it seems the jury was persuaded by that argument, ruling once again that aeg did hire conrad murray, but that conrad murray was not unfit for the job. in other words, aeg was not culpable for his death. the verdict means that the jackson family essentially walks away with1 diane? >> watching this minute by minute. thank you, david wright. >>> we move on now tonight because david muir is back with a brand new report explori

. >> conrad robert murray. >> it was jackson, murray said, who told him all about propofol and insistedse jackson's crippling insomnia. >> he knew that that was the only thing that worked for him. i constantly cautioned him. >> cautioned him and claims murray tried to wean him from the drug. still, jackson pressed for propofol on the day he died. >> he said, "i can't function if i don't sleep, so i agreed that i would switch over to the propofol. >> then murray said he sat at jackson's side. >> i monitored him, saw his oxygen saturation was stable. heart rate, everything looks stable. then i needed to go to the bathroom. then i came back to his bedside and i was stunned in the sense that he wasn't breathing. >> dr. murray not only admitted he gave michael jackson propofol in the hours before michael jackson died but he said, oh, sure, i've been giving it to him for weeks, every night for 60 days, so conrad murray's statement was critical because he gave -- it gave the police and the prosecutor everything they needed to charge him with a crime. >> to finish his case prosecutor david walg

. >> we the jury in the above enteelthsed action find the defendant conrad robert murray guilty of theof involuntary manslaughter. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> all right grechen carlsson is back with the real story. >> i hope you had a fantastic weekend. more outrage after the benghazi attacks. does the obama administration have a serious case of al-qaeda blindness in the middle east. and's predawn raid raising a lot of questions. the feds had's warrant for a potato gun and left with a stack of her confidential notes and names of her sources. i will talk to that reporter. snrs and the school board allowed staff to pack heat on school grounds. good idea or not. that's a head-on the real story. >> edhenry and jay carney now. >> i didn't say that. i said people who are working on this issue are addressing the kind of question you just raised if that is the case. i think more broadly,

conrad murray. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> the doctor is now behind bars.ine jackson, this is aeg live. >> jackson's mother and his three children sought $1.5 billion in damages from concert promoter aeg live claiming aeg was paying murray's salary getting him ready for the tour. aeg argued that murray was jackson's personal doctor, that they had no control over his treatment. >> aeg would have never agreed to finance this tour if it knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. >> in the end it seems the jury was persuaded. while they did hire dr. conrad murray, they had every reason to believe conrad murray was fit for the job. in the end, bottom line, the jackson family walks away with nothing. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> lawyers for convicted pedophile jerry sandusky say they will appeal to the state supreme court now that a lower court has refused a new trial. the decision came two weeks after they heard arguments in the case. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60 year sentence and without a new trial will likely die in

conrad murray, the doctor who administered jackson the fatal dose of propofol. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, conrad roberturray, guilty. >> reporter: that doctor is behind bars, convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a separate criminal case. and although this jury accepted that aeg hired murray, the jurors ruled murray had been fit for the job. in other words, it wasn't aeg's fault. >> how can aeg have done anything about it when they were kept in the dark? >> it's easy to paint a picture of a faceless corporation. but these are people that are being blamed for something that wasn't their doing. >> reporter: jackson's lawyers are hinting at an appeal. >> we'll be exploring all options legally. and factually. >> reporter: perhaps not the last jackson trial after all. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to david for that. >>> now, the latest on that wild confrontation between a motorcycle gang and a father driving his family in an suv. this morning, one of the bikers has been charged. police are searching for a second. and a third biker is speaking out. abc's linzie

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