Bombshell World Exclusive Interview: Michael Jackson‘s private chef may hold the key to the investigation into the sudden death of the King of Pop!
In a bombshell world exclusive interview, chef Douglas Jones told The ENQUIRER that he saw Dr. Conrad Murray remove several large oxygen tanks from the rented mansion where the 50-year-old singer died June 25. Oxygen is required when administering the anesthetic Diprivan, a powerful drug that is not available by prescription. Numerous bottles of Diprivan were reportedly found in Jackson’s home during a police search – and Jones’ information could be vital in probing the singer’s illegal drug use.
"On two separate occasions, I saw Dr. Murray pushing oxygen tanks through the kitchen and outside to the back of the house," Jones told The ENQUIRER.
"The tanks were large, heavy-duty four-foot green and silver tanks. Dr. Murray pushed the tanks through the kitchen where I was preparing lunch, and out the back door. I didn’t watch what he did with them, but I thought it was odd, and in light of what I know now, it’s obvious something was going on that was probably illegal."
Dr. Murray, a cardiologist who claims he tried to revive the singer after he was found unconscious, has been interviewed by Los Angeles police and has not admitted publically whether or not he administered Diprivan to the late star.
But Jones, who worked as Jackson’s chef from May 8 until May 30, said he spotted additional oxygen tanks on the property.
"I was talking to the security team outside in the back one day and I noticed four or five oxygen tanks in a shed. They were the same kind of tanks I had seen Dr. Murray pushing a few days before," Jones divulged.
In another odd situation, the physician frequently spent the night at the Jackson home, said Jones.
"Dr. Murray stayed a minimum of five nights a week at the mansion, and it was always overnight. He left in the early morning and returned in the evening," Jones told The ENQUIRER.
"Initially, I thought Dr. Murray and Michael may have been in a relationship because Dr. Murray was there only in the evenings and stayed all night. But I realized later by listening to conversations between them and the other staff that Dr. Murray was Michael’s doctor, nothing more."
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