Tape released of Michael Jackson 911 call

A desperate man told an emergency responder Michael Jackson was unconscious and had stopped breathing in a dramatic 911 call made from the King of Pop’s home.
The unidentified caller told the operator Jackson’s personal doctor – named in reports as Dr Conrad Murray – was on the scene and was the only witness to the incident.
In the tape, released a day after Jackson’s death, the man says: “I need an ambulance as soon as possible. We have a gentleman here who needs help and who is not breathing and we’re trying to pump him but he’s not…
In the call, made at 12.21pm local time on Wednesday, he tells the operator: “Yes, he’s not breathing sir.”
Asked if Jackson was conscious, he replies: “No, he’s not conscious.”
He says Jackson is on a bed and is told to put him on the floor for CPR.
The man says: “We have a personal doctor here with him.”
But he adds: “He’s not responding to anything. He’s not responding to CPR or anything.”
The operator asks if anyone saw what happened to Jackson and the man replies: “No, just the doctor. The doctor’s been the only one here.”
The operator asks: “OK, so did the doctor see what happened?”
The man is then heard asking the doctor: “Did you see what happened?”
There is some background noise before the man urges the operator: “Sir, please, if you can please….”
He tells the operator: “He’s pumping, pumping his chest but he’s not responding to anything.”
The operator reassures him: “OK, we’re on our way.”



