The Michael Jackson 911 call has been released. Listen to the audio video of the call here and see transcript and photos. The call was placed from the King of Pop’s temporary residence, a rented mansion in Los Angeles.
Michael Jackson 911 Call
The music legend died June 25, 2009, and now the authorities have released audio of the Michael Jackson 911 call audio video. Listen to it here.
A person is heard telling the 911 operator: “I need an ambulance as soon as possible,” and goes on to say: “We have a gentleman here that needs help. He’s not breathing.”
The call goes on to tell the operator that the doctor was the only witness. The doctor, identified as Micheal Jackson’s physician; Dr. Conrad Murray. The caller says: “The doctor has been the only one here.”
The Michael Jackson 911 call transcript can be seen here.
Once paramedics arrived and tried to revive him after cardiac arrest, he was rushed to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. Physicians spent more than an hour attempting to resuscitate. Michael Jackson was pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m. Pacific Time, according to his brother Jermaine Jackson.
The King of Pop had not released a new album since 2001 nor toured since 1997 but was days away from starting his comeback tour, the This Is It series of concerts forming a 50-date residency at London 02 arena which would have begun in July 2009. Throughout his career the music legend was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame two times, won 13 Grammy Awards, and sold than 750 million singles and albums worldwide including 1982 Thriller, the best selling album in music history.
Investigation into the death is ongoing.
See Michael Jackson photos and the Michael Jackson 911 audio video below.
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June 27th, 2009 at 3:58 pm
This call strikes me odd on several issues. The man calling in to 911 seems almost too calm, while trying to pretend to be upset. The dispatcher sounds like he is relatively new at his job, that he keeps asking if he is unconscience, unless he couldnt hear what the guy was saying. The most odd thing of all is that IF his doctor, which is a cardiologist, was in fact doing CPR, he would know that CPR would never be performed on a bed. I was an EMT for 8 years, and that is rule #1. To do effective CPR, it must be done on a flat hard surface. This tells me several things:
1} The doctor is a total idiot
2} It was not the doctor at all doing CPR
3} The whole CPR thing was contrived for some reason, unknown at this time.
And after replaying the 911 tape several times, it sounded like the doc, when asked a question from the man calling 911, was speaking in a foreign language- Spanish? Arabic?
And who was this caller anyway, if the caller claims the doc was the only one with Michael? The guy walks in, and sees the doc doing CPR, and then instructed to call 911? First thing you do is call 911, then begin CPR, or open the phone line, so you can call for help while administering CPR. I hope the authorities and family are asking these same questions.
Something fishy with all of this.
Kim
July 4th, 2009 at 12:28 pm
very very true this is all abit to fishy and the docter is definetly not english or yanky this needs to be investigated
r.i.p big lad god bless