The Michael Jackson death trial: Is it too upsetting to follow?

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It's Day 3 of the involuntary manslaughter trial of Conrad Murray — or, as CNN is currently calling it, the Michael Jackson Death Trial — and already the details coming out during court proceedings are very personal, upsetting and sometimes both.

This morning, Alberto Alvarez, Jackson's logistics director, testified about the medical equipment attached to Jackson at the time of his death (including a catheter) and how Jackson's daughter Paris screamed for her daddy after his almost lifeless body was initially discovered. This all happened while the jury — and anyone watching on television or online — got to see dim photos of the bedroom suite where Jackson reportedly overdosed on propofol.

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Jerry Markon 30 Sep, 2011

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