Michael Jackson: a hard-hitting documentary

Managers of the assets of Michael Jackson rose up today against the broadcast of a documentary in the United States on the last hours of the star which occurs Conrad Murray , convicted of manslaughter for the death of the singer.

According to the managers of the assets of the star, the documentary is an interview with Dr. Murray in which the physician ensures that the last words of Michael Jackson was the "supplier" to inject propofol, a powerful sedative that used as a sleeping aid and singer who killed him in June 2009.

"Like many fans of Michael, managers (its assets) (...) are disgusted by the decision irresponsible and inexplicable MSNBC broadcast a 'documentary' on Conrad Murray," they wrote in a statement . Managers, John Branca and John McClain "will send a letter to Comcast officials, NBC Universal and MSNBC to tell them of their disgust," it said.

The documentary to be broadcast by NBC in the United States. It includes interviews with Dr. Murray, made before trial, after which he was convicted of manslaughter in the death of the star. According to MSNBC, Dr. Murray said in this program that Michael Jackson begged him for his "milk", the word that the singer used to speak of propofol. "It was the only thing that worked. He could never get to sleep," says Conrad Murray, according to remarks reported by MSNBC.