Dr. Conrad Murray, the cardiologist at the center of the investigation into Michael Jackson’s death, spent a relatively routine day back at his Houston clinic where he began seeing patients again Monday.
The doctor was welcomed back by his mostly elderly patients in an underserved community of Houston. Besides “one wacko with a sign,” as Murray’s attorney spokeswoman, Miranda Sevick, put it, the day was uneventful. Sevick said he saw seven patients.
“He hasn’t lost a patient in Houston or Las Vegas,” Sevick told ABCNews.com. “He’s just thrilled to be back. The greatest joy of his life is working as a doctor. After being in exile and being able to hug his patients and shake their hands, he’s never been so rejuvenated. He looks relaxed and happy.”
Source: ABC News
