Michael Jackson’s assistant testifies – Day 2

Michael Amir Williams testified on day 2 of the Michael Jackson manslaughter trial. He told the court what happened just took the stand — and prosecutor Ed Cherfnoff showed the jury the panicked voicemail Dr. Murray left on Williams’ phone. The assistant was not asked to call 911 which is shocking.

The jury heard the voicemail which was saved on Williams phone.

He told the jury that no one other than Michael and his kids were allowed on the second floor unless given permission.

MJ was feeling great the evening of June 24, 2009.

The following day, Williams received a panicked message from Murray at 12:13 pm saying, “call me right away.” When he called back, Murray told him MJ had a “bad reaction” saying “get somebody here immediately.”

By the time he got to the house, MJ was being brought out in a gurney. He said Murray seemed “frantic.”

Williams said after he learned of Michael’s death, Murray came up to him and said there was “some cream Michael wouldn’t want the world to know about.” Murray asked him to drive him to the home so he could retrieve the “cream.” After checking with MJ’s head of security, Faheem Muhammad, the two decided not to let Murray back into the house.

Williams also said that Dr. Conrad Murray asked Williams to take him to get food which seems rather ‘unusual’ considering they were just dealing with the death of Michael.

The assistant said it was “normal” to have oxygen tanks in MJ’s house. Here is a picture of these tanks.

What seems shocking considering how many calls were made, that the people close to MJ were not told what was going on and that 911 was not called.

Why did the doctor not tell MJ resources what was going in?

Why did he not call 911?

Why did he call others and not call 911?

Why did he not ask others to call 911?

Why was he wasting time bagging drugs and/or creams before calling 911?

Williams was downtown and was told to come by Dr. Murray.