Dr. Arnold Klein Under Investigation For Michael Jackson Drug Supplying

Dr. Arnold Klein Under Investigation For Michael Jackson Drug Supplying


Dr. Conrad Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death, but the late singer's former dermatologist, Dr. Arnold Klein is under investigation by the Medical Board of California for his past treatment of his famous patient.

Klein has been accused - by Murray and others - of fueling MJ's addiction to prescription painkillers, and has been subpoenaed by the Board for questioning.

He just posted a letter on Facebook, apparently sent from his ex-lawyer, showing that officials are probing allegations that Klein over-prescribed Demerol.



The Board reportedly wants to grill Klein about the possibility that he self-prescribed narcotics, used false names on narcotics prescriptions, illegally handed out samples of dangerous drugs to his famous patients such as Michael Jackson.

By doing so, Klein, who has multiple sclerosis, may have committed gross negligence.

Also rumored to be the biological father of Prince and Paris Jackson, Klein has always strongly denied any wrongdoing and is not accused of any criminal conduct.

Time will tell if that changes and/or if the board takes any disciplinary action.

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Arnie Klein to Face Medical Enquiry Alone As Lawyer Quits

Michael Jackson’s dermatologist, who is under investigation by the Medical Board of California, now faces more trouble as his lawyer is no longer representing him.



Dr Arnie Klein posted a letter on his Facebook page, apparently sent from his former attorney Herbert L Weinberg, advising the doctor that he’s been subpoenaed by the Board and has to appear for questioning on December 15.
According to the TheDailyBeast.com, officials want to know more about allegations that Klein over-prescribed Demerol to Jackson, TMZ.com reported.
The board reportedly wants to question him about the possibility that he self-prescribed narcotics, used false names on narcotics prescriptions, illegally handed out samples of dangerous drugs to his famous patients, and may have committed gross negligence by practicing while afflicted with multiple sclerosis.
Klein has always strongly denied any wrongdoing and so far has not been accused of any criminal conduct in the death of the pop star.
Weinberg hasn’t given a reason for quitting the case but recommends a couple of ‘fine lawyers’ who could take Klein’s case.

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