La Toya Jackson was LIVID when she heard MSNBC is planning to air Conrad Murray’s documentary about Michael Jackson and the trial.
The documentary includes the first interview with Murray and is entitled “Michael Jackson and the Doctor: A Fatal Friendship.” It’s scheduled to air tonight (Nov 11) and Monday.
La Toya wrote a letter to the president of the network, Phil Griffin.
She wrote:
“I feel it morally reprehensible to cloak a murderer and convicted felon with celebrity status, which the airing of Dr. Murray’s views will undoubtedly accomplish,” reports the NY Post. “This becomes even more egregious since Michael is sadly and obviously unable to defend himself against whatever allegations may be made.”
Griffin responded to LaToya’s letter, but she says, “due to their first amendment rights, I am unable to prevent its airing.”
La Toya wrapped by saying, “What I would encourage the public to take away from the situation is that Michael is an irreplaceable artist and human, whose talent and love for the world will forever go unmatched.”
