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On the broadcast tonight, a question of torture고문The Obama Justice Department will investigate charges of prisoner abuse포로학대 during the Bush administration. Serious health threat. Some staggering predictions from the government tonight about what could be a major swine flu outbreak. Swept away. A rogue wave along the storm tossed coast of Maine takes a terrible toll. And vineyard haven. the remarkable story behind the president’s island getaway휴양지Also tonight, late word on the cause of death in the Michael Jackson case. Nightly News begins now. From NBC News world headquarters in New York.

 

We mentioned this earlier there’s late word tonight that the LA county coroner검시관has ruled Michael Jackson’s death a homicide살인and the last person to see him alive, his doctor, may face manslaughter charges. Court documents released today also revealed the cause of death. Our report tonight from NBC’s Chris Jansing.

 

Two months after Michael Jackson’s shocking death, a 32-page search warrant and affidavit진술서confirms for the first time what killed the 50-year-old superstar. It reads, “Toxicology analysis 독극물 분석show that Michael Jackson had lethal level of Propofol in his blood.” Propofol also known as Diprivan is a powerful anesthetic마취제intended for use in a hospital or doctor’s office. But in Jackson’s case, he’d reportedly been using it at home for years to battle insomnia불면증His personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray has repeatedly denied any responsibility.

 

But the documents say Dr. Murray admitted giving Jackson four drugs on the morning of his death to help him sleep. At 1:30 am, Murray says Jackson took 10 milligrams of Valium. Half an hour later, he gave him Ativan. Then at 3:00 am, another anti-anxiety drug Midazolam. He gave Jackson both drugs again, and when nothing else worked at 10:40, Jackson was given Diprivan intravenously정맥으로

 

Just 20 minutes later, after what Murray told police was a 2-minute bathroom break, he found Jackson not breathing. Los Angeles police have confirmed to NBC News they believe Jackson’s death was a homicide even though Propofol is not a controlled substance and it was legal for Dr. Murray to use. Late today, the Jackson family issued a statement commanding investigators and saying they look forward to the day justice can be served. Chris Jansing, NBC News, Los Angeles.

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