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Janet Jackson - Source: Reuters -
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Pop star Janet Jackson holds Michael Jackson's personal doctor
responsible for her brother's sudden death and has told ABC News
that a day does not go by when she doesn't think about her late
sibling.
"He was the one that was administering," Janet Jackson said about
Houston-based physician Dr Conrad Murray. "I think he is
responsible."
Murray, who was hired to treat Michael Jackson in the months before
Jackson died on June 25 of a drug overdose, is currently a target
in the manslaughter investigation of the Thriller singer's
death.
Since June, Los Angeles County coroner officials have said the
powerful anaesthetic propofol, which is used in surgery, and the
sedative lorazepam, were the primary drugs responsible for
Jackson's death.
Police have referred the case to prosecutors to determine if
criminal charges should be filed.
Janet Jackson has remained mostly quiet about her brother's death,
but she spoke with ABC television journalist Robin Roberts in an
interview set to air Wednesday night on the network's show In the
Spotlight.
"It's been a tough year," Jackson told Roberts, in excerpts posted
on ABC News' website on Monday.
"You have your days where it's just really - it's hard to believe. And a day doesn't go by that I don't think about him."
