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Surveillance tapes from Michael Jackson’s home on the day he died have been wiped as police originally did not consider his death a criminal investigation.
Dr. Conrad Murray the personal physician to the ‘Thriller’ singer who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 is current facing manslaughter charges over his death but as police originally did not suspect foul play, they failed to make copies of the footage and the tape has now been recorded over, according to gossip website TMZ.
Police only used four minutes from the tapes – which are copied over every 24 hours to establish the time Michael entered the house on the day he died.
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Michael Jackson Surveillance Tapes Wiped