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What drugs were in Michael Jackson's system at the time of his death?
The L.A. coroner's pending toxicology results - expected to answer that key question any day now - may hold the fate of Dr. Conrad Murray, the singer's personal physician with him on the day he died and an apparent focus of an ongoing manslaughter investigation.
Miranda Sevcik, spokesperson for Murray's attorney Ed Chernoff, says they're "in the dark" as to whether an arrest of Murray is imminent, even as news reports increasingly pointed to potentially serious trouble for the Houston-based physician.
On Monday, CNN and the Associated Press reported investigators believe Murray was the person who injected Jackson with the powerful anesthesia Propofol the night before the entertainer died. Jackson regularly used the drug to help him sleep, according to media reports.
Murray's rep has declined to comment on whether he had administered Propofol to Jackson. The only two drugs Murray has denied prescribing for Jackson were Demerol and OxyContin.
Authorities have twice interviewed Murray and sought a third session with him, which has not yet been set. They also raided his Houston clinic on July 22, which Murray's camp said came as a surprise. His rep didn't know whether a similar search of the doctor's offices in Las Vegas would occur.
