"Authorities connected to the Michael Jackson manslaughter investigation have now spoken out anonymously about the reason for why Michael’s personal doctor Conrad Murray had become the center of their investigation. The sources revealed today that Dr. Murray actually admitted to administering the anesthetic Propofol to Michael on the day that he died. Two days after Michael’s death, when he was questioned by authorities, he told them that he hooked Michael up to an IV drip of Propofol and then left the room. When he returned, Michael’s heart had stopped beating. Detectives reportedly believe that Dr. Murray could have fallen asleep after starting Michael on the drip. They also think that Dr. Murray may not have had Michael hooked up to the proper monitors which are designed to sound alarms if a patient’s pulse or blood oxygen saturation levels drop to dangerous levels.  Sources say that no monitoring devices were found in the home." - Dan Smith