Mom, Katherine Jackson, and live performance giant AEG Reside LLC, and what is expected at courtroom in the week ahead: Jackson's mother wants a jury to figure out that the promoter of Jackson's planned comeback concerts didn't properly investigate Dr. Conrad Murray, michael kors australia who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter by a criminal jury for Jackson's June 2009 death. AEG's lawyer says the case is about individual choice, namely Jackson's choice to have Murray provide as his doctor and give him doses of a potent anesthetic as a sleep help. Millions, possibly billions, of bucks are at stake. Jurors watched the videotaped testimony of Dr. William "Barney" Van Valin II, who was one of Jackson's doctors in the early 2000s. Van Valin said Jackson had a box of the anesthetic propofol in his bedroom at Neverland Ranch and needed him to administer it to help him rest. Van Valin refused. Van Valin stated he stopped dealing with Jackson for discomfort problems after realizing the singer was seeing another doctor who was also giving him injections of painkillers. Dr. Paul Earley, a paid out professional, testified that he thought Jackson's life expectancy was diminished because of his prescription drug use, but that he replica michael kors bags couldn't estimate by how a lot. Earley's thoughts had been challenged by a plaintiff's attorney, who pointedly questioned him about creating a study on the anesthetic propofol that cheap michael kors handbags australia was paid out for by AEG Reside. The business paid out $52,000 for the research, which Earley insisted was the foundation for a mk replica little part of his opinions in the situation. Videotaped testimony of 3 of Jackson's doctors who explained their remedies of the pop singer, including particulars of pictures of the painkiller Demerol and painful injections into his back to try to alleviate discomfort from an damage cheap michael kors handbags sustained during a live performance in the late 1990s. "Each time, it's like playing Russian roulette," Earley stated of Jackson's utilization of propofol in his bedroom without correct healthcare monitoring equipment and an anesthesiologist current. "Sadly simply because of his pain related issues, he was reexposed to the drugs over and more than again," Earley stated of Jackson's use of opioid drugs. "I informed Michael, that's dangerous," Van Valin recalled, referring to Jackson's use of propofol in his home in the early 2000s. "He experienced no worry of the things," Van Valin said of Jackson's perception of propofol. "Michael would look for out avenues of rest helpers, and that is an additional element of his secrecy," Dr. Allan Metzger said about Jackson, who he handled for much more than 30 years of the singer's life and who stated he frequently was not informed of other treatments the singer obtained. Jurors will continue to hear videotaped testimony by Metzger and AEG Reside is expected to call its final witnesses. When AEG finishes its case, Katherine Jackson's attorneys will start calling their rebuttal witnesses.