michael was -- happy with -- michael suffered a disease called vitiligo, pigmentation of the skin.ning he slipped and fell and went to the hospital. came over and my mother and father was there. he was very upset because he said he's the most misunderstood person in the world. pulled off his shirt. patches of his brown skin. that's why he wore the umbrella because the sun would make it worse. that was a state of lupus he had, too. and one of these things. >> this stuff again that people used to get to michael, to make out he's slightly crazy. you as a family member close to his big brother saw it wasn't that at all. >> but see, this book is so important because all of the questions that people had in their mind i tried to answer these questions. by giving the facts. and i defy anybody that reads the book and not tell up to his death that something doesn't smell. something smells. and those are the questions as a family member that's in my mind and my mother's and father's. waiting for this trial. what is it going to do for us? we don't know. we really don't know. >> take another br

an examination so complete, it shows an enlarged prostate, vitiligo, a disease that affects his skin.ut most importantly, the autopsy found that jackson died of acute propofol intoxication. that the medical examiner said he could not have administered himself. >> it was clear that the doctor had control over the dose. and he may have accidentally given too much. >> reporter: the medical examiner told the jury it was impossible for michael jackson to inject himself with propofol, for the drug to work, go to his brain and kill him, all in the two minutes that conrad murray says he was gone from the room. george? >> thank you very much. >>> let's get more on this from legal analyst, dan abrams. and that medical examiner's testimony is so tough for conrad murray. >> that's right. and that's why the medical evidence becomes so important. the fundamental question becomes, could it have happened the way dr. murray says it did? could michael jackson have administered that final dose himself? or was it, in all likelihood, that dr. murray administered an overdose? >> for the medical examiner to