LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20 (UPI) -- Michael Jackson's former nanny told police the late pop star's children have a high opinion of Dr. Conrad Murray, who faces charges in Jackson's death.
Grace Rwaramba told Los Angeles police investigators after Jackson's death that Jackson himself used to frequently sing the praises of Murray, which convinced the kids that Murray was a highly skilled physician, TMZ said Sunday.
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The Rwaramba told police Jackson's children did not believe their father succumbed to a heart attack because Murray was "the best doctor in the world."
Los Angeles County prosecutors apparently felt otherwise and charged Murray with involuntary manslaughter in 2010 for allegedly administering a lethal combination of drugs to Jackson.
