Michael Jackson's personal physician in danger of foreclosure

Dr, Conrad Murray, personal physician to Michael Jackson who has come under intense scrutiny by police in the manslaughter investigation which has followed the singers death, may be in danger of having his home foreclosed upon by the bank. The New York Daily News reported that since January, when he last made payments on his luxurious Las Vegas NV home, he has fallen $100,000 behind. This means, officials say, that he house could be taken in November. Even after receiving payments from Michael Jackson to the tune of 150,000 a month that were paid as recently as June, the doctor has failed to pay up.

Murray is the focus of a manslaughter investigation into the death of the singer, and was the person who found Jackson and performed CPR when the singer died June 25th. He has also admitted to supplying Michael Jackson with Propofol, a dangerous and powerful sedative and tranquilizer, the day he died.